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. 2017 Aug 15;20(7):2432–2449. doi: 10.1177/1461444817724169

Table 4.

Negative binomial regression on the number of stable, new, and lost core discussants (N = 2478).

(1) # Stable core discussants
(2) # New core discussants
(3) # Lost core discussants
IRR SE IRR SE IRR SE
Social media use w1 1.036** .011 1.022* 0.010 1.031*** 0.011
Difference social media use w1, w2 1.023** .009 1.025** 0.008 1.024** 0.009
# Stable core discussants 0.779*** 0.015 0.743*** 0.016
# New core discussants 0.849*** .013 1.039** 0.015
# Lost core discussants 0.847*** .013 1.029* 0.013
Female 1.187*** .044 1.092* 0.035 1.162*** 0.042
Age 0.990** .003 0.994* 0.002 0.996 0.003
Moroccan immigranta 0.560*** .037 0.888* 0.044 0.804*** 0.045
Turkish immigranta 0.656*** .039 0.916 0.043 0.890* 0.046
Non-Western immigranta 0.791* .083 0.973 0.084 0.952 0.091
Western immigranta 0.926 .075 0.988 0.073 0.939 0.079
Intermediate educationb 1.211*** .055 1.078** 0.042 1.193*** 0.053
Higher educationb 1.387*** .070 1.172*** 0.053 1.370*** 0.069
Partner 1.081 .053 0.840*** 0.035 0.799*** 0.037
Time between t1 and t2 0.990 .036 1.019 0.032 1.086* 0.039
Web survey in w2 1.174*** .043 1.402*** 0.046 0.847*** 0.016
Intercept 1.956*** .331 1.868* 0.281 1.376 0.235

IRR: incidence rate ratio; SE: standard error.

*

p < .05; **p < .01; ***p < .001.

a

Ref.: Native Dutch.

b

Ref.: Lower education.