Table 3.
Multiple linear regression models of proportion of alters with health behaviors by ego’s with same health behaviors adjusting for demographics
| Demographic Characteristic | Model 1 Smoking Altersb |
Model 2 Overweight Altersb |
Model 3 Physically Inactive Altersb |
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| Coefficient | P-value | % Variance explained | Coefficient | P-value | % Variance explained | Coefficient | P-value | % Variance explained | |
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| Male | .001 | .992 | .0001 | −.028 | .745 | .084 | −.109 | .201 | 1.44 |
| African American | .018 | .346 | .09 | −.244 | .001 | 10.18 | −.104 | .136 | 1.96 |
| Age | .001 | .464 | .016 | −.005 | .146 | 1.74 | −.003 | .388 | .656 |
| Education | −.007 | .369 | .624 | .009 | .374 | .64 | −.002 | .862 | .026 |
| Ego’s Health Behaviora | .300 | <.001 | 14.90 | .152 | .074 | 2.62 | .163 | .022 | 4.71 |
Ego refers to respondent;
Alters refers to egos’ social ties.