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Published in final edited form as: Mol Psychiatry. 2019 Aug 27;25(5):1141–1153. doi: 10.1038/s41380-019-0482-5

Table 5.

Simple Slope analyses for the association between chronic burden and five-year telomere length change as a function of different levels of multisystem resiliency and its components.

	Health-Maintaining Behaviors			Social Connections			Psychological Resources			Multisystem Resiliency
	B	95% Confidence Intervals	p	B	95% Confidence Intervals	p	B	95% Confidence Intervals	p	B	95% Confidence Intervals	p
YEAR 15+Y20 Chronic Burden Predicting Telomere Length Change
−1 SD	−20.00	−40.92, 0.93	.06	−16.66	−36.39, 3.08	.10	−20.43	−39.92, −0.95	.04	−20.07	−39.22, −0.92	.04
Mean	−2.46	−18.56, 13.64	.76	−2.58	−18.69, 13.54	.75	−1.25	−17.39, 14.89	.88	−0.41	−16.54, 15.72	.96
+1 SD	15.08	−8.13, 38.29	.20	11.51	−10.40, 33.41	.30	17.93	−4.33, 40.20	.11	19.25	−3.15, 41.64	.09

Note: The models were multiply imputed.