Table 4:

Logistic Regression Examining 2008 Spousal Social Support among Participants as a Predictor of Mammogram in 2012 (N=11.945)

	Predictor Variables	White Respondents (N=8637)	White adjusteda,b	Black respondents (N=1750)	Black adjusteda	Hispanic respondents (N=1558)	Hispanic adjusteda
Positive Social Support	How much do they really understand the way you feel about things?	1.30 (1.11–1.53) ***	1.26 (.914–1.73)	.781 (.526–1.16)	1.13 (.545–2.36)	.954 (.605–1.50)	1.09 (.339–3.49)
	How much can you rely on them if you have a serious problem?	1.36 (1.13–1.63) ***	1.01 (.691–1.46)	1.02 (.690–1.50)	1.49 (.679–3.27)	1.41 (.932–2.13)	1.16 (.343–3.95)
	How much can you open up to them if you need to talk about your worries?	1.33 (1.14–1.55) ***	1.25 (.936–1.68)	.951 (.648–1.40)	1.83 (.766–4.39)	1.32 (.881–1.98)	3.01 (.574–15.73)
Negative Social Support	How often do they make too many demands on you?	.752 (.646-.875) ***	.792 (.594–1.06)	.677 (.467-.980) *	.845 (.373–1.92)	.608 (.387-.956) *	.073 (.012-.428) **
	How much do they criticize you?	.786 (.678-.911) ***	.813 (.607–1.09)	.861 (.581–1.28)	.988 (.383–2.55)	.897 (.583–1.38)	.087 (.016-.475) **
	How much do they let you down when you are counting on them	.866 (.743–1.01)	1.10 (.809–1.51)	1.15 (.789–1.69)	3.74 (1.34–10.48)	.849 (.531–1.36)	.319 (.047–2.18)
	How much do they get on your nerves?	.745 (.627–.884) ***	.856 (.608–1.21)	.844 (.570–1.25)	1.07 (.395–2.90)	.910 (.581–1.43)	.639 (.237–1.73)

^a-adjusted for age, marital status, education, and 2008 health status

^b-reference group

^*indicates statistical significance at p < .05

^**p <.01

^***indicates p < 0.001