Table 3.

Tests of interactions between age and different predictors in two random subsamples.

	Sample A					Sample B
Variable	F	df1	df2	p	Significance	F	df1	df2	p	Significance
Gender	0.63	2	7937	.534		6.96	2	8145	.001	***
Income	10.24	2	7937	< .001	***	4.47	2	8145	.012	*
Education	1.88	2	7937	.152		0.40	2	8145	.671
Work status	3.91	4	7935	.004	**	7.06	4	8143	< .001	***
Relationship status	6.21	4	7935	< .001	***	7.03	4	8143	< .001	***
Household size	2.91	4	7935	.020	*	4.77	4	8143	.001	***
Children in household	2.79	2	7937	.061		0.27	2	8145	.764
Functional limitations	1.68	4	7935	.151		0.23	4	8143	.921
Volunteering	0.15	2	7933	.860		2.56	2	8141	.077
Political engagement	4.26	2	7933	.014	*	1.36	2	8141	.256
Religious engagement	4.37	2	7933	.013	*	0.25	2	8141	.781
No. of friends	1.28	2	7937	.278		0.72	2	8145	.488
Contact with friends	4.07	2	7931	.017	*	0.50	2	8139	.609
Contact with relatives	0.89	2	7931	.410		7.43	2	8139	.001	***
Contact abroad	0.67	2	7931	.510		1.55	2	8139	.212
Contact online	3.12	2	7931	.044	*	1.40	2	8139	.248

Notes.

^***p < .001,

^**p <. 01,

^*p < .05.