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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Health Soc Behav. 2019 Nov 26;60(4):434–452. doi: 10.1177/0022146519884538

Table 3.

Race-Ethnicity, Nativity Status, and the Social Determinants of Trajectories of Depressive Risk (2006–2012)(N=6,436)

Basic Adj. M1+SES M1+Stressors M1+Behav. Fully Adj.
Model 1 Model 2 Model 3 Model 4 Model 5
IRR IRR IRR IRR IRR
(95% CI) (95% CI) (95% CI) (95% CI) (95% CI)
For the intercept
Racial/ethnic/immigrant disparity (White is ref.)
 US-born Hispanics 1.751*** 1.482*** 1.566*** 1.750*** 1.391***
(1.474 – 2.080) (1.250 – 1.757) (1.340 – 1.829) (1.475 – 2.077) (1.192 – 1.623)
 Foreign-born Hispanics 1.629*** 1.256* 1.520*** 1.659*** 1.255**
(1.350 – 1.964) (1.040 – 1.518) (1.283 – 1.802) (1.377 – 1.999) (1.057 – 1.491)
 US-born Blacks 1.350*** 1.157** 1.177** 1.322*** 1.052
(1.209 – 1.507) (1.036 – 1.292) (1.063 – 1.303) (1.185 – 1.475) (0.950 – 1.165)
Socio-demographic characteristics
 Gender (1=female) 1.254*** 1.207*** 1.232*** 1.301*** 1.227***
(1.168 – 1.346) (1.126 – 1.295) (1.154 – 1.316) (1.211 – 1.398) (1.148 – 1.312)
 Marital status (1=married or partnered) 0.626*** 0.649*** 0.710*** 0.645*** 0.728***
(0.588 – 0.666) (0.610 – 0.691) (0.669 – 0.754) (0.606 – 0.686) (0.686 – 0.772)
 Died (1=yes) 1.816*** 1.674*** 1.665*** 1.743*** 1.543***
(1.621 – 2.036) (1.496 – 1.874) (1.500 – 1.848) (1.556 – 1.953) (1.392 – 1.711)
Socioeconomic factors
 Education (HS is reference)
  <HS 1.416*** 1.373***
(1.278 – 1.568) (1.251 – 1.508)
  Some college 0.964 0.950
(0.884 – 1.051) (0.877 – 1.028)
  BA+ 0.658*** 0.717***
(0.599 – 0.722) (0.658 – 0.782)
 Total household wealth 1.000*** 1.000
(1.000 – 1.000) (1.000 – 1.000)
Stress exposure
 Lifetime traumas 1.632*** 1.421**
(1.296 – 2.054) (1.131 – 1.785)
 Stressful life events 0.743* 0.801
(0.556 – 0.993) (0.602 – 1.066)
 Financial strain 1.232*** 1.172***
(1.185 – 1.281) (1.126 – 1.220)
 Ongoing chronic strains 2.076*** 2.115***
(1.910 – 2.258) (1.947 – 2.297)
 Everyday discrimination 1.209*** 1.203***
(1.156 – 1.265) (1.151 – 1.257)
 Major discrimination 0.940 1.099
(0.744 – 1.188) (0.871 – 1.386)
Health behaviors
 Smoking (never smoker is ref.)
  Former smoker 1.150*** 1.082*
(1.068 – 1.237) (1.012 – 1.157)
  Current smoker 1.573*** 1.219***
(1.406 – 1.760) (1.101 – 1.351)
For the slope
Age 0.973*** 0.970*** 0.989* 0.974*** 0.987**
(0.963 – 0.983) (0.960 – 0.981) (0.979 – 0.999) (0.964 – 0.985) (0.977 – 0.997)
For the quadratic slope
Age2 1.001*** 1.001*** 1.001*** 1.001*** 1.001***
(1.000 – 1.001) (1.000 – 1.001) (1.000 – 1.001) (1.000 – 1.001) (1.000 – 1.001)

Model fit statistics
 AIC 47786.3 47567.8 46767.4 47727.0 46605.8
***

p<0.001

**

p<0.01

*

p<0.05

Notes: N=6,436; total observations=16,770. Results based on mixed effects negative binomial regression models with random intercepts. Incidence rate ratios (IRR) and 95% confidence intervals reported. Only fixed effects parameters displayed. Depressive symptoms assessed in 2008–2012. Age, age2, marital status, and wealth are time-varying covariates measured in 2006–2012. Died indicates whether respondent died during observation period. All other covariates are time-constant and measured at baseline.