Table 2.

Relationships (pearson r) between delay discounting and HbA1c, medication adherence and general preventive health behaviors.

	Delay discounting measures
	$100	p	FDR p	$1000	p	FDR p
Sex (male/female)	0.06	0.628	0.698	0.25	0.022*	0.037§
Minority (minority/non-minority)	0.38	0.001*	0.003§	0.36	0.001*	0.004§
Age (years)	−0.05	0.659	0.659	−0.03	0.779	0.779
Body Mass Index (BMI)	0.25	0.027*	0.055§	0.23	0.042*	0.046§
Years of Education	−0.28	0.014*	0.036§	−0.33	0.004*	0.012§
Annual Household Income ($)	−0.41	<0.001*	0.002§	−0.52	<0.001*	<0.001§
HbA1c (%)	0.17	0.125	0.156	0.24	0.028*	0.040§
Healthy Eating Index (HEI)	−0.24	0.031*	0.052§	−0.31	0.005*	0.014§
Accelerometer steps per minute	−0.22	0.058	0.103	−0.27	0.016*	0.048§
Adherence to hypertension and/or dyslipidemia medication	−0.32	0.004*	0.015§	−0.28	0.012*	0.024§

^*Unadjusted p <.05

^§Significant after Benjamini-Hochberg adjusted p with 10% False Discovery Rate (FDR).