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. 2021 May 4;9(3):1012–1023. doi: 10.1007/s40615-021-01040-5

Table 5.

Associations between social mobility of socioeconomic status leukocyte telomere length without (model 1) and with (model 2) additional adjustment for mediator variables, estimated from multivariable regression models (n=361): the GENE-FORECAST study

Model1 Model 2
Mother’s educational level/participant’s educational level β (95% CI) P value β (95% CI) P value
Low/low (stable low SES) Reference Reference
High/low (declining SES) 0.016 (−0.081, 0.122) 0.624 0.006 (−0.081, 0.122) 0.738
Low/high (increasing SES) 0.039 (−0.057, 0.135) 0.427 0.033 (−0.081, 0.122) 0.288
High/high (stable high SES) 0.127 (0.029, 0.225) 0.008 0.121 (0.027, 0.241) 0.011

Values are multivariable-adjusted regression (β) coefficients (95% CIs)

Model 1 adjusted for age, marital status, sex, BMI, and presence of hypertension and diabetes

Model 2 adjusted for the covariates of model 1 plus the specified mediator variables (education level, physical activity, dietary habit, smoking status, depression score, and PSS)

SES socioeconomic status, PSS Perceived Stress Score