Table 2 |
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Repeated measures regression of GHQ by housing variables in the Whitehall II study, adjusted for potential confounders |
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Model 1 |
Model 2 |
Model 3 |
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Predicted GHQ |
54.45** |
53.92** |
56.36** |
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Age (years) |
-0.12** |
-0.13** |
-0.18** |
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Housing tenure |
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Owner-occupier |
ref. |
ref. |
ref. |
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Rented housing |
0.71** |
0.25 |
-0.10 |
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Housing tenure*age |
0.09** |
0.06* |
0.02 |
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Predicted GHQ |
54.53** |
53.92** |
56.36** |
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Age (years) |
-0.12** |
-0.13** |
-0.18** |
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Difficulty paying bills |
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Slight to no problems |
ref. |
ref. |
ref. |
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Some to great problems |
4.07** |
3.54** |
3.47** |
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Bill difficulty*age |
0.12** |
0.12** |
0.09** |
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Predicted GHQ |
54.45** |
53.92** |
56.36** |
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Age (years) |
-0.11** |
-0.13** |
-0.18** |
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Problems with house |
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Slight to no problems |
ref. |
ref. |
ref. |
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Some to great problems |
3.31** |
2.90** |
2.98** |
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House problems*age |
0.04** |
0.04** |
0.04* |
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Model 1: Multiple regression model with GHQ (repeated measures) as outcome and age, gender, period, housing variables (separately) and interaction of each housing variable (separately) with age as explanatory variables; random effect of age specified. Model 2: includes Model 1 and all housing variables together and their interactions with age Model 3: includes Model 2 and grade and retired status and their interactions with age * p < 0.05 ** p < 0.01 |
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Howden-Chapman et al. BMC Public Health 2011 11:682 doi:10.1186/1471-2458-11-682 |
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