Table 3 Results of regression models predicting BMI, visceral fat and central adiposity in the ABSoRD sample.

From: Educational quality may be a closer correlate of cardiometabolic health than educational attainment

Model & predictor variables

BMI

Visceral fat

Waist circumference

beta

[95% CI]

B

F/∆F

df/∆df

R2

beta

[95% CI]

B

F/∆F

df/∆df

R2

beta

[95% CI]

B

F/∆F

df/∆df

R2

Model 1: Demographics

  

2.34*

3

.07

  

13.70*

3

.31

  

6.26*

3

.17

Age

.09

[.02, .16]

.26*

   

.14

[.08, .19]

.47*

   

.41

[.21, .61]

.39*

   

Sex

.41

[−2.09, 2.90]

.03

   

−2.98

[−4.78, −1.18]

−.29*

   

−5.30

[−12.54, 1.93]

−.14

   

Race

−1.14

[−2.89, .60]

−.14

   

−.97

[−2.23, .29]

−.14

   

−1.71

[−6.76, 3.35]

−.07

   

Model 2: + Edu Quality

  

9.71*

1

.16

  

7.66*

1

.36

  

7.86*

1

.24

Age

.08

[.01, .15]

.23*

   

.13

[.08, .18]

.45*

   

.39

[.19, .59]

.37*

   

Sex

−.08

[−2.48, 2.33]

−.01

   

−3.30

[−5.05, −1.55]

−.32*

   

−6.58

[−13.62, .46]

−.17

   

Race

−.11

[−1.90, 1.68]

−.01

   

−.30

[−1.61, 1.00]

−.04

   

1.01

[−4.24, 6.26]

.04

   

Educational Quality

−.11

[−.19, −.04]

−.32*

   

−.07

[−.13, −.02]

−.25*

   

−.30

[−.51, −.09]

−.28*

   

Model 3: + Edu Attainment

  

.05

1

.16

  

.00

1

.36

  

.06

1

.24

Age

.08

[.01, .15]

.24*

   

.13

[.08, .18]

.45*

   

.39

[.19, .58]

.37*

   

Sex

−.05

[−2.48, 2.38]

.00

   

−3.30

[−5.07, −1.53]

−.32*

   

−6.67

[−13.58, .45]

−.18

   

Race

−.11

[−1.91, 1.70]

−.01

   

−.31

[−1.62, 1.01]

−.04

   

.99

[−4.29, 6.27]

.04

   

Educational Quality

−.12

[−.20, −.04]

−.34*

   

−.07

[−.13, −.01]

−.25*

   

−.29

[−.53, −.04]

−.26*

   

Educational Attainment

.13

[−1.03, 1.30]

.03

   

−.01

[−.86, .84]

.00

   

−.42

[−3.82, 2.99]

−.03

   
  1. *p < .05.