Table 3.
Psychological distress | Wald tests of moderating effects | |
---|---|---|
β (SE) | ||
Gender (ref: male) | ||
Female x Financial worries | 0.015 | F (1, 485) = 1.44 (p = 0.2302) |
(0.012) | ||
Marital status (ref: separated, divorced, widowed, or never married) | ||
Married or cohabiting x Financial worries | − 0.070*** | F (1, 485) = 32.43 (p = 0.000) |
(0.012) | ||
Education (ref: Lower education) | ||
Higher education x Financial worries | − 0.014 | F (1, 485) = 1.16 (p = 0.2828) |
(0.013) | ||
Employment status (ref: Unemployed) | ||
Employed x Financial worries | − 0.125*** | F (2, 484) = 29.66 (p = 0.000) |
(0.017) | ||
Retired x Financial worries | − 0.133*** | |
(0.021) | ||
Household income (ref: $100,000 and over) | ||
$0–34,999 × Financial worries | 0.124*** | F (3, 483) = 22.51 (p = 0.000) |
(0.016) | ||
$35,000–74,999 × Financial worries | 0.069*** | |
(0.017) | ||
$75,000–99,999 × Financial worries | 0.017 | |
(0.020) | ||
Homeownership (ref: Renters or others) | ||
Homeowners x Financial worries | − 0.057*** | F (1, 485) = 17.94 (p = 0.000) |
(0.013) |
Model controlled for age, gender, race, marital status, number of children in household, region of residence, education, employment status, household income, homeownership, self-reported health, insurance coverage, number of chronic conditions. Sampling weights were applied to derive nationally representative estimates accounting for the complex sample design. Estimates of Wald tests are F-test statistic and associated p-values. The other coefficients are available upon request
SE = standard errors
***p < .001