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. 2022 Jun 20;22:1227. doi: 10.1186/s12889-022-13626-7

Table 2.

Standardized coefficients of the cross-lagged analysis on the relationships among SRH, IS, HI, and LS

Estimates of the cross-lagged analysis Standardized Beta (95%CI)
Temporal autoregressive effects
  SRH1 → SRH2 0.587 (0.538, 0.637)***
  IV1 → IV2 0.579 (0.464, 0.695) ***
  HI1 → HI2 0.608 (0.565, 0.651) ***
  LS 1 → LS2 0.673 (0.563, 0.782)***
Cross-sectional correlations
Baseline (1st -wave)
  SRH 1LS1 0.319 (0.257, 0.380)***
  IS 1 ↔ LS1 0.524 (0.465, 0.584)***
  HI 1LS1 0.339 (0.563, 0.782)***
Follow-up (2nd -wave)
  SRH 2LS2 0.135 (0.061, 0.210)***
  IS 2 ↔ LS2 0.229 (0.138, 0.320)***
  HI 2LS2 0.081 (0.005, 0.156)*
Causal and Reverse Causal effects
Self-rated health and life satisfaction
  SRH 1 → LS2 0.074 (0.021, 0.127)**
  LS 1→ SRH2 0.086 (0.020, 0.151)*
Instrumental Support and life satisfaction
  IV 1 → LS2 0.107 (0.042, 0.171)*
  LS 1 → IV 2 − 0.008 (-0.084, 0.069)
Household Income and life satisfaction
  HI 1 → LS2 0.073 (0.010, 0.137)*
  LS 1 → HI 2 0.015 (-0.042, 0.123)

*p < .05; **p < .01; ***p < .001

SRH self-rated health status, IS instrumental support, HI household income, LS life satisfaction

1: baseline; 2: follow-up