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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Aging Ment Health. 2017 Aug 16;22(11):1448–1455. doi: 10.1080/13607863.2017.1364345

Table 3.

Results of Negative Binominal Regressions on Depression among the PINE respondents

Model 1 Model 2 Model 3 Model 4 Model 5

β β β β β
Age .008* .009 .009* .009* .009*
Women .198*** .193*** .213*** .219*** .214***
Married −.064 −.050 .018 −.061 .005
Education .016** .021*** .013* .020*** .022***
Annual household income −.052 −.035 −.051 −.048 −.031
Having ADL difficulties .184 .131 .243** .138 .155
Having IADL difficulties .312*** .312*** .333*** .354*** .356***
Years in the US −.006* −.006** −.008** −.006* −.008**
Level of acculturation .007 .012 .005 .008 .010
Perceived stress .116*** .095*** .111*** .115*** .095***
Coping resources
 Sense of mastery (individual) −.030*** −.026***
 Support from spouse/partner (family) −.107 −.078
 Support from family (family) .171** .182**
 Perceived filial piety (family) −.032*** −.022***
 Neighborhood cohesion (community) −.140*** −.105**

Notes:

*

p< .05;

**

p< .01;

***

p< .001.