Table 2.

Summary of Hazard Ratios Predicting All-Cause Mortality in the Health and Retirement Study (n = 12,081).

	Race		Everyday Discrimination		Race × Everyday Discrimination
	HR	95% CI	HR	95% CI	HR	95% CI
Model 1	1.13	[0.94, 1.34]
Model 2	1.08	[0.90, 1.29]	1.18***	[1.11, 1.26]
Model 3	1.17	[0.91, 1.50]	1.20***	[1.12, 1.28]	0.90	[0.72, 1.14]
Model 4a	1.05	[0.89, 1.24]	1.10**	[1.03, 1.17]
Model 4b	1.02	[0.87, 1.20]	1.08**	[1.02, 1.14]
Model 4c	0.99	[0.84, 1.17]	1.07*	[1.00, 1.13]

Note. Model 1 tested the association between race and risk of all-cause mortality; Model 2 tested the relationship between everyday discrimination and risk of all-cause mortality; Model 3 tested the Race × Everyday Discrimination interaction on risk of all-cause mortality; Model 4a included depressive symptoms as a potential mediator linking everyday discrimination to risk of all-cause mortality; Model 4b included lifestyle factors as potential mediators; Model 4c included depressive symptoms, lifestyle factors, and chronic health conditions. All models are adjusted for gender, education, and race. They are also stratified by age, because analyses showed that the assumption of proportionality was not met for age. HR = hazard ratio; CI = confidence interval.

^*p ≤ .05. **p ≤ .01. ***p ≤ .001.