Table 3.

Hierarchical linear regression models predicting immediate recall, delayed recall and fluency

	Immediate recall				Delayed recall				Fluency
	B	SE	β	p-value	B	SE	β	p-value	B	SE	β	p-value
Step 1 (main effects)
Age	−0.05	0.01	−.24	<.001	−0.06	0.01	−.26	<.001	−0.18	0.02	−.20	<.001
Gender (women)	0.00	0.09	.01	.993	0.17	0.10	.04	.102	−0.45	0.39	−.03	.252
Years of education	0.08	0.01	.18	<.001	0.08	0.01	.17	<.001	0.45	0.05	.24	<.001
Partner status (has partner)	0.06	0.11	.01	.620	0.04	0.13	.01	.748	−0.35	0.47	−.02	.464
Financial adequacy	0.10	0.05	.05	.038	0.04	0.05	.02	.477	0.36	0.20	.05	.068
Mobility limitations	−0.06	0.02	−.07	.016	−0.07	0.03	−.08	.008	−0.41	0.10	−.13	<.001
Depressive symptoms	−0.20	0.02	−.25	<.001	−0.20	0.03	−.23	<.001	−0.88	0.10	−.26	<.001
Alcohol consumption	−0.11	0.21	−.01	.597	0.34	0.24	.04	.146	−0.62	0.88	−.02	.479
Exposure to warfare events	−0.06	0.03	−.06	.026	−0.14	0.03	−.11	<.001	−0.56	0.12	−.12	<.001
Social connectedness scale	0.10	0.05	.06	.024	−0.09	0.05	−.04	.093	−0.33	0.19	−.04	.088
R²		0.291				0.286				0.350
Step 2 (interaction)
Warfare exposure X Social connectedness scale	0.09	0.03	.07	.004	0.10	0.03	.07	.002	0.68	0.13	.12	<.001
R²		0.295				0.291				0.364
N		1,277				1,277				1,278