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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Neuropsychology. 2021 May 20;35(5):514–528. doi: 10.1037/neu0000743

Table 7.

Change in Processing Speed Predicted by Smoking, Depressive Symptoms, Diabetes, and Hypertension

Measure Covariates Only Risk Factors

Coefficient (SE) Coefficient (SE)
Fixed effects
 Intercept, γ00 58.605 (0.238)** 58.881 (0.229)**
  Age, γ01 −0.481 (0.096)** −0.516 (0.089)**
  Smoking, γ02 -- −0.793 (0.669)
  Depressive Symptoms γ03 -- −0.100 (0.032)*
  Hypertension, γ04 -- −0.032 (0.016)
  Diabetes, γ05 -- −0.027 (0.009)*
  Education,γ06 1.577 (0.225)** 1.208 (0.205)**
  Family Income, γ07 2.875 (0.296)** 2.287 (0.227)**
  Menopause Status, γ08 0.269 (0.161) 0.164 (0.146)
  Practice Effect, γ09 1.218 (0.225)** 3.944 (0.211)**
 Linear slope, γ10 −0.087 (0.064) −0.109 (0.068)
  Age, γ11 −0.052 (0.026) −0.047 (0.026)
  Smoking, γ12 -- 0.183 (0.200)
  Depressive Symptoms γ13 -- −0.014 (0.010)
  Hypertension, γ14 -- −0.004 (0.005)
  Diabetes, γ15 -- −0.003 (0.003)
  Education,γ16 −0.005 (0.060) −0.013 (0.061)
  Family Income, γ17 −0.088 (0.080) −0.117 (0.082)
  Menopause Status, γ18 −0.062 (0.042) 0.064 (0.042)
  Practice Effect, γ19 −0.038 (0.063) 0.013 (0.064)
Random effects Variance Components
  Intercept, τ00 71.888** 54.689**
  Linear slope, τ11 0.289 0.277
  Level 1, σ2 26.868** 26.729**
Model Fit: H0 Value (df) −16179.333 (16) −8625.650(24)

Note. Covariates are age, education, family income, menopause status, and practice effect.

*

p < 0.01

**

p < 0.001