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Published in final edited form as: Urban Stud. 2022 May 19;60(2):256–273. doi: 10.1177/00420980221094021

Table 3.

Model estimates for intergenerational transmission of neighbourhood context.

	Unstandardised models			Standardised models^**
	Model I	Model II	Model III	Model I	Model II	Model III
Intercept	19.792^*	3.655	−15.180^*	−0.289^*	−0.239^*	−0.133^*
White	22.506^*	20.283^*	31.930^*	0.534^*	0.450^*	0.369^*
Neighbourhood ranking
Black	0.653^*	0.612^*	0.475^*	0.216^*	0.160^*	0.131 ^*
Black²	−0.005^*	−0.005^*	−0.004^*	−0.162^*	−0.167^*	−0.127^*
White	0.258^*	0.255^*	0.284^*	0.318^*	0.252^*	0.256^*
White²	0.001	0.000	0.000	0.018	0.004	−0.013
Parent’s education	-	1.322^*	0.696^*	-	0.114^*	0.060^*
Parent’s income	-	0.047^*	0.012	-	0.073^*	0.019
Child’s education
Black	-	-	1.537^*	-	-	0.111 ^*
White	-	-	0.937^*	-	-	0.068^*
Child’s income
Black	-	-	0.174^*	-	-	0.493^*
White	-	-	0.043^*	-	-	0.123^*
R ²	0.342	0.359	0.407	0.342	0.359	0.407
Adj R²	0.341	0.358	0.405	0.341	0.358	0.405

Significance at p < 0.05.

^**

All variables except race were centred by the mean and divided by their standard deviation. Movements of 1 standard deviation for neighbourhood rank, child education and child income are based on the standard deviations of these variables before being separated by race.