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Published in final edited form as: Soc Sci Med. 2017 May 6;199:167–180. doi: 10.1016/j.socscimed.2017.04.051

Table 3. Results from Multilevel Ordered Logit Regression Models Predicting Self Rated Health by Race and Acute Discrimination among Upwardly Mobile NLSY Young Adults.

	Model 1			Model 2
	b		SE^a	b		SE^a

Race
NH White	Ref			Ref
NH Black	-0.1850	^*	0.093	-0.0782		0.095
Hispanic	-0.3392	^**	0.106	-0.3193	^**	0.105
Acute Discrimination
None				Ref
1-2 Times				-0.4322	^***	0.087
3+ Times				-0.5913	^***	0.125
Age	-0.0426	^***	0.011	-0.0405	^***	0.011
Female	-0.2785	^***	0.071	-0.3425	^***	0.071
Marital Status
Not Married	Ref			Ref
Married	0.3018	^**	0.100	0.2711	^**	0.100
Divorced/Sep/Widow	-0.0871		0.197	-0.0343		0.196
Cohabiting	-0.2113	^*	0.098	-0.1870	⁺	0.098
Region
Northeast	Ref			Ref
Midwest	-0.0780		0.126	-0.1058		0.125
South	-0.0076		0.121	-0.0301		0.121
West	-0.1399		0.135	-0.1359		0.134
Employment Status
Neither	Ref			Ref
In School	0.5626	⁺	0.310	0.5578	⁺	0.304
Working	0.6925	^***	0.150	0.7025	^***	0.151
In School & Working	0.9704	^***	0.167	0.9532	^***	0.167
N		2,890			2,890

Source: NLSY79-Young Adult Survey

Note: All regression models controlled for age, sex, marital status, region of residence, and employment status.

^a

Robust standard errors were calculated using the Huber/White correction method and clustered at the level of the original NLSY79 mother.

^***

p < 0.001;

^**

p < 0.01;

^*

p < 0.05;

⁺

p < 0.10