Table 4. Adjusted Association of Allostatic Load Score with Neighborhood and Individual Variables at Baseline, Poisson Regression, Study of African American Women Participating in a Church-Based Diabetes Prevention Program on Weight Reduction (N = 220), Dallas, Texas, 2014–2016.

Variable	β (SE) [P Value]
	Model 1	Model 2	Model 3	Model 4
Intercept	−0.10 (0.23) [.67]	−0.04 (0.33) [.89]	−0.15 (0.31) [.62]	−0.13 (0.34) [.70]
Neighborhood disadvantage
Most disadvantaged	0.24 (0.10) [.02]	0.21 (0.22) [.33]	0.25 (0.10) [.02]	0.22 (0.10) [.04]
Least disadvantaged	1 [Reference]	1 [Reference]	1 [Reference]	1 [Reference]
Age, y	0.02 (0.004) [.001]	0.02 (0.004) [<.001]	0.01 (0.004) [.004]	0.01 (0.004) [.003]
Socioeconomic Mediators
Annual household income, $
<25,000	—	1 [Reference]	—	1 [Reference]
25,000–49,999	—	−0.15 (0.23) [.52]	—	−0.13 (0.13) [.31]
50,000–74,999	—	−0.26 (0.24) [.29]	—	−0.20 (0.15) [.18]
≥75,000	—	−0.29 (0.23) [.22]	—	−0.22 (0.16) [.19]
Effect of interaction between neighborhood disadvantage and income
Least disadvantaged and <$25,000	—	1 [Reference]	—	—
Least disadvantaged and $25,000–$49,999	—	−0.03 (0.27) [.90]	—	—
Least disadvantaged and $50,000–$74,999	—	−0.02 (0.30) [.83]	—	—
Least disadvantaged and ≥ $75,000	—	−0.03 (0.30) [.92]	—	—
Education
≤High school	—	1 [Reference]	—	1 [Reference]
Some college/technical degree	—	0.26 (0.14) [.08]	—	0.26 (0.15) [.08]
College degree	—	0.07 (0.15) [.66]	—	0.06 (0.15) [.70]
Health Behaviors and Perceived Stress Mediators
Alcohol consumption in past 30 days
Yes	—	—	−0.23 (0.10) [.02]	−0.20 (0.10) [.07]
No	—	—	1 [Reference]	1 [Reference]
Physical activity
<150 min per week	—	—	0.12 (0.10) [.23]	0.11 (0.10) [.30]
≥150 min per week	—	—	1 [Reference]	1 [Reference]
Smoking
Current/former	—	—	−0.03 (0.12) [.83]	−0.10 (0.13) [.46]
Never	—	—	1 [Reference]	1 [Reference]
Perceived stress	—	—	0.01 (0.01) [.15]	0.01 (0.01) [.22]
σ2	0.04 (0.03)	0.04 (0.03)	0.04 (0.03)	0.04 (0.03)

Abbreviation: SE, standard error.