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. 2022 May 16;13:822466. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2022.822466

Table 5.

Summary of multiple regression analysis examining the adjusted relationship between inflammation variables and the cognitive dimension.

Unstandardized coefficients Standardized coefficients
Predictor B SE ß p R 2 ΔR2 F p
Model 1: 0.060 0.060 1.357 0.237
Age −0.129 0.102 −0.117 0.210
Income 0.292 0.201 0.127 0.149
Hispanic/Latina −0.177 1.125 −0.017 0.875
Black/African American −1.354 1.184 −0.122 0.255
Asian/Pacific Islander 0.165 1.183 0.015 0.889
Other/mixed −1.039 1.370 −0.083 0.450
Model 2: 0.076 0.016 1.137 0.342
Age −0.143 0.104 −0.130 0.172
Income 0.342 0.207 0.148 0.100
Hispanic/Latina −0.187 1.131 −0.018 0.869
Black/African American −1.318 1.220 −0.119 0.282
Asian/Pacific Islander 0.261 1.197 0.023 0.828
Other/mixed −1.040 1.385 −0.084 0.454
IL-6 0.740 0.591 0.151 0.213
TNF–α −0.193 0.581 −0.040 0.740
DII −0.075 0.194 −0.034 0.702

SE: standard error of B.

ß: standardized coefficients.

ΔR2: change in R2.

Models were adjusted for age, income, and race/ethnicity. Income was represented as a scale of 1–7, with each point representing one of the seven income groups. Race/ethnicity was represented as four dummy variables, with White as the reference group.

Bolded associations p < 0.05.

IL−6 (Interleukin−6), TNF–α (Tumor Necrosis Factor–α), DII (Diet Inflammatory Index).