Table 3.

Regressions of the cross-sectional associations between NWFS and chronic illness at baseline (Wave 1) and NWFS predicting chronic illness 10 years later (Wave 2) and about 20 years later (Wave 3).

	Concurrent Chronic Illness (Wave 1; N = 4,200)			Chronic Illness 10 years later (Wave 2; N = 4,200)			Chronic Illness about 20 years later (Wave 3; N = 4,200)
Variables	b	SE	95% CI	b	SE	95% CI	b	SE	95% CI
Gender	.30***	.051	[.20, .40]	.05	.050	[−.05, .14]	.07	.059	[−.05, .19]
Ethnicity	−.16*	.079	[−.32, −.01]	−.08	.082	[−.25, .09]	−.16	.118	[−.43, .10]
Age	.03***	.002	[.02, .03]	.02***	.002	[.02, .03]	.02***	.004	[.01, .03]
Education	−.05***	.010	[−.07, −.03]	−.03*	.012	[−.05, −,01]	−.06**	.014	[−.09, .03]
Income	−.02***	.004	[−.03, −.01]	−.02**	.005	[−.03, −.01]	−.02***	.004	[−.03, −.01]
Marital Status	−.14*	.053	[−.24, −.03]	−.10	.057	[−.21, .02]	−.07	.063	[−.20, .06]
Number of chronic illnesses W1	—	—	—	.47***	.016	[.43, .50]	.44***	.022	[.39, .49]
Job Demands	.01	.012	[−.02, .03]	.01	.014	[−.03, .03]	.03	.016	[−.01, .06]
Negative work-family spillover W1	.11***	.009	[.09, .13]	.04**	.013	[.01, ,07]	.03**	.011	[.01, .06]
R2	.10			.29			.26

^*p < .05.

^**p < .01.

^***p < .001.