. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Jun 28.

Published in final edited form as: J Health Soc Behav. 2017 Jun 28;58(3):291–306. doi: 10.1177/0022146517715671

Appendix H.

Coefficients and significance levels from linear regression models predicting sugary beverage consumption, accounting for selection through IPW (N=14,265)

	Base		Financial		Occupation		Social		Cog/Psych		All
College degree	−3.98	^***	−3.12	^***	−3.38	^***	−3.62	^***	−3.60	^***	−2.42	^***
Income-to-needs			−.22	^***							−.18	^***
Personal earnings			.00	⁺							.00	⁺
# financial hardships			1.14	^***							1.07	^***
Health insurance			1.27	^***							1.01	^**
Home ownership			.15								.29
Asset-debt (some left over)
None			−.04								−.21
Left with debt			−.14								−.17
Occupation (higher status)
Lower status					1.51	^***					1.18	^***
Unemployed/not in labor force					1.77	^***					.95	^*
Job satisfaction					.26	^*					.05
Job efficacy					−.03						−.36	⁺
# friends							−.14	^**			−.07	⁺
Religiosity							−.49	^***			−.55	^***
Volunteers							−1.24	^***			−.98	^***
Vocab test (W3)									−.01	^*	−.01
Mastery scale									−.18	^**	−.13	^**
Perceived stress									.14	^**	.03
CES-D									.05		.01
Constant	12.16	^***	11.72	^***	10.38	^***	13.11	^***	15.23	^***	13.98	^***
Wald test			^***		^***		^***		^***		^***

Source: Add Health.

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