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Published in final edited form as: Int Psychogeriatr. 2020 Nov 6;33(5):495–504. doi: 10.1017/S1041610220003439

Table 5.

OLS models predicting Immediate recall, Delayed recall and Fluency among Europeans aged 50 and older using the network types and controlling background characteristics

	Immediate recall – follow up		Delayed recall –follow up		Fluency –follow up
Baseline characteristics	B(SE)	Beta	B(SE)	Beta	B(SE)	Beta
Baseline dependent variable	0.39(0.00)	0.39^***	0.42(0.01)	0.40^***	0.51(0.01)	0.50^***
Age	−0.04(0.00)	−0.22^***	−0.05(0.00)	−0.22^***	−0.13(0.00)	−0.17^***
Women	0.21(0.02)	0.05^***	0.26(0.02)	0.06^***	0.07(0.06)	0.01
Education	0.44(0.02)	0.10^***	0.51(0.02)	0.10^***	1.42(0.07)	0.08^***
Self-rated health	0.08(0.01)	0.05^***	0.11(0.01)	0.05^***	-0.40(0.03)	0.06^***
Mobility difficulties	−0.05(0.00)	−0.06^***	−0.05(0.01)	−0.05^***	−0.15(0.03)	−0.05^***
Network types:
Friend enhanced¹	0.08(0.02)	0.01^***	0.11(0.03)	0.02^***	0.17(0.09)	0.01
Family poor¹	−0.11(0.03)	−0.02^***	−0.10(0.03)	−0.01^**	−0.34(0.10)	−0.01^***
Multi-tie¹	0.17(0.03)	0.02^***	0.22(0.04)	0.02^***	0.88(0.13)	0.03^***
Family rich¹	0.05(0.02)	0.01^*	0.03(0.03)	0.01	0.19(0.08)	0.01^*
Observations	50,0071		50,0071		50,0071
R-squared	0.41		0.41		0.50

Note: All models controlled for country;

Reference: "close family".

^***

p<0.001,

^**

p<0.01,

p<0.05