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. 2019 Apr 8;14(4):e0214988. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0214988

Table 3. Bivariate correlations of study covariates.

Δ CES-D 2012–2016 CES-D 2012 Age 2012 Sex Income Sufficiency 2012 Δ CHC Δ Grip Strength Δ SRH Smoking 2012
Δ CES-D 2012–2016 1
CES-D 2012 r = -0.548**
p < 0.001
1
Age 2012 r = -0.06
p = 0.847
r = 0.012
p = 0.679
1
Sex+ + r = -0.007
p = 0.817
+ r = 0.185**
p < 0.001
+ r = 0.019
p = 0.508
1
Income Sufficiency 2012 + r = 0.099**
p = 0.001
+ r = -0.301**
p < 0.001
+ r = -0.030
p = 0.302
+ r = - 0.020
p = 0.503
1
Δ CHC (2012–2016) r = 0.024
p = 0.410
r = 0.007
p = 0.814
r = 0.027
P = 0.361
+ r = -0.002
p = 0.945
+ r = 0.041
p = 0.165
1
Δ Grip Strength (2012–2016) r = -0.058
p = 0.054
r = 0.060*
p = 0.045
r = -0.054
p = 0.069
+ r = 0.045
p = 0.134
+ r = 0.091**
p = 0.002
r = -0.004
p = 0.895
1
Δ SRH (2012 2016) r = -0.158**
p < 0.001
r = 0.109**
p < 0.001
r = -0.038
p = 0.199
+ r = 0.033
p = 0.261
+ r = 0.071
p = 0.016
r = -0.024
p = 0.413
r = 0.061*
p = 0.040
1
Smoking 2012 + r = -0.046
p = 0.118
+ r = 0.099*
p = 0.001
+ r = 0.001
p = 0.967
+ r = -0.075*
p = 0.010
+ r = 0.090*
p = 0.002
+ r = 0.010
p = 0.742
+ r = -0.015
p = 0.607
+ r = 0.021
p = 0.485
1

+ Spearman correlation

* p < 0.05

** p < 0.001