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. 2022 Apr 4;18:101090. doi: 10.1016/j.ssmph.2022.101090

Table 2.

Prevalence ratio of childhood SES and social integration using Poisson regression analysis.

Model 1
Model 2
Model 3
Model 4
Model 5
PR 95%CI PR 95%CI PR 95%CI PR 95%CI PR 95%CI
SES in childhood
Non-membership sports group or club Low 1.082*** 1.05–1.11 1.085*** 1.06–1.11 1.035* 1.01–1.06 1.030* 1.00–1.06 1.030* 1.00–1.06
 (N = 16,909) Middle 1.034* 1.01–1.06 1.036* 1.01–1.07 1.011 0.98–1.04 1.011 0.98–1.04 1.012 0.98–1.04
High ref ref ref ref ref
Non-membership hobby group Low 1.163*** 1.12–1.21 1.134*** 1.09–1.18 1.053* 1.01–1.09 1.051* 1.01–1.09 1.044* 1.00–1.09
 (N = 17,369) Middle 1.080*** 1.03–1.12 1.069*** 1.03–1.11 1.030 0.99–1.07 1.031 0.99–1.07 1.032 0.99–1.07
High ref ref ref ref ref
Low Social network contact Low 1.259*** 1.19–1.32 1.181*** 1.12–1.25 1.189*** 1.13–1.26 1.187*** 1.12–1.25 1.172*** 1.11–1.24
 (N = 19,570) Middle 1.089** 1.03–1.15 1.060* 1.00–1.12 1.065* 1.01–1.12 1.065* 1.01–1.12 1.066* 1.01–1.12
High ref ref ref ref ref
Small social network size Low 1.246*** 1.19–1.31 1.249*** 1.19–1.31 1.144*** 1.09–1.20 1.145*** 1.09–1.20 1.130*** 1.08–1.19
 (N = 19,403) Middle 1.112*** 1.06–1.17 1.116*** 1.06–1.17 1.066* 1.01–1.12 1.068** 1.02–1.12 1.069** 1.02–1.12
High ref ref ref ref ref
Homebound Low 1.172* 1.01–1.37 1.435*** 1.23–1.67 1.260** 1.07–1.48 1.258** 1.07–1.48 1.238** 1.05–1.45
 (N = 19,889) Middle 1.102 0.94–1.29 1.215* 1.04–1.42 1.136 0.97–1.33 1.135 0.97–1.33 1.136 0.97–1.33
High ref ref ref ref ref
Unmarried Low 0.794*** 0.75–0.85 1.066* 1.00–1.13 0.995 0.94–1.06 1.000 0.94–1.06 0.990 0.93–1.05
 (N = 20,685) Middle 0.854*** 0.80–0.91 0.973 0.92–1.03 0.933* 0.89–0.99 0.938* 0.89–0.99 0.938* 0.89–0.99
High ref ref ref ref ref

Note: SES = socioeconomic status, PR = prevalence ratio; 95% CI = 95% confidence interval; *p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, ***p < 0.001.

Model 1: Univariate; Model 2: Model 1+age and sex; Model 3: Model 2+adult SES (education, normalized current household income, and working status); Model 4: Model 3+health behavior (smoking), disease status (currently in treatment), and living status with children; Model 5: Model 4+trust.