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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Sep 30.
Published in final edited form as: J Alzheimers Dis. 2021;82(4):1755–1768. doi: 10.3233/JAD-210269

Table 3.

Logistic regression modeling of mCAIDE effects on likelihood of cognitive impairment (N=230).

Beta±SE P value OR (95%CI) Score
Intercept −1.362±0.345 <0.001
Sex
Female 0 0
Male 0.376±0.385 0.329 1.457 (0.685–3.098) 1
Age
<65 years 0 0
65–72 years 0.294±0.240 0.219 3.110 (1.230–7.862) 1
≥73 years 0.546±0.261 0.037 4.001 (1.484–10.789) 2
Education
>16 years 0 0
12–16 years −0.267±0.224 0.234 0.939 (0.397–2.223) 1
<12 years 0.471±0.270 0.081 1.964 (0.723–5.338) 2
Systolic blood pressure
<140 mmHg 0 0
≥140 mmHg −0.425±0.358 0.236 0.654 (0.324–1.320) 2
Body mass index
≤30 kg/m2 0 0
>30 kg/m2 0.450±0.368 0.222 1.567 (0.762–3.225) 2
Self-reported high cholesterol
No 0 0
Yes −0.586±0.360 0.103 0.556 (0.275–1.127) 2
Mini PPT
≥12 (fit) 0 0
<12 (unfit) 0.920±0.368 0.013 2.509 (1.219–5.163) 3
Range 0–14

Notes: Estimates were standardized so that the smallest estimate (0.267) had a value of 1 (multiplication factor of 3.7). Each estimate was then multiplied by this factor and rounded to the closest integer and that became the score for each category (e.g., for education of <12 years, estimate=0.471 × 3.7=1.743, was rounded up to a score of 2).