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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Real Datos Espacio. 2021 May-Aug;12(2):90–105.

Table 4.

Association between education, age, and cognitive functioning with and without imputed responses for missing cognitive tasks

Total Cognition,
β^ (SE)
Complete case
(n=8113)
With imputed
(n=13138)
%
change
Education (ref: ≥7 years)
 1-6 years −14.6 (0.39)** −17.2 (0.35)** 17.8
 0 years −24.8 (0.80)** −31.5 (0.48)** 26.9
Age (ref: 50-59 years)
 60-69 years −5.31 (0.42)** −5.86 (0.36)** 10.4
 70-79 years −13.3 (0.49)** −15.0 (0.40)** 13.4
 ≥80 years −24.8 (0.82)** −27.7 (0.54)** 11.4
Female (ref: male) 0.98 (0.35) −0.92 (0.29)** −193.9
Current health (ref: excellent /very good)
 Good −3.49 (0.72)** −4.22 (0.66)** 20.9
 Fair −6.83 (0.71)** −6.05 (0.64)** −11.4
 Poor −8.29 (0.88)** −8.37 (0.75)** 0.97
Change in health (ref: much/somewhat better)
 Same 0.61 (0.52) 1.39 (0.43)** 127.9
 Somewhat/much worse −0.89 (0.60) −0.50 (0.47) −43.8
Locality (ref: ≥100,000 people)
 15,000 – 100,000 −2.23 (0.54)** −2.56 (0.44)** 14.8
 2,500 – 15,000 −4.66 (0.64)** −5.16 (0.50)** 10.7
 < 2,500 −6.08 (0.52)** −6.92 (0.39)** 13.8
*

p < 0.05

**

p < 0.01.