Table 4 Results of regression models predicting BMI in HCP−A data set.
From: Educational quality may be a closer correlate of cardiometabolic health than educational attainment
Model & predictor variables | Beta [95% CI] | B | SE | F/ΔF | df/Δdf | R2 for model |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Model 1: Demographics | 6.48*** | 6 | .06 | |||
Age | −.03* [−.06, −.003] | −.10 | .02 | |||
Sex | .50 [−.29, 1.29] | .10 | .40 | |||
Non-Hispanic Asian | −4.36** [−7.40, −1.32] | −.24 | 1.55 | |||
Non-Hispanic Black | 1.97** [.80, 3.14] | .14 | .60 | |||
Non-Hispanic Other | 1.78 [−.98, 4.53] | .11 | 1.40 | |||
Hispanic | 0.67 [−.63, 1.98] | .04 | .67 | |||
Model 2: + Edu Quality | 9.64** | 1 | .08 | |||
Age | −.04** [−.07, −.01] | −.11 | .02 | |||
Sex | .54 [−.24, 1.32] | .11 | .40 | |||
Non-Hispanic Asian | −4.35** [−7.37, −1.33] | −.24 | 1.54 | |||
Non-Hispanic Black | 1.35* [.12, 2.57] | .10 | .63 | |||
Non-Hispanic Other | 1.53 [−1.21, 4.28] | .09 | 1.40 | |||
Hispanic | .33 [−.99, 1.64] | .02 | .67 | |||
Educational Quality | −.04** [−.07, −.02] | −.13 | .01 | |||
Model 3: + Edu Quantity | 2.59 | 1 | .08 | |||
Age | −.04* [−.07, −.01] | −.11 | .02 | |||
Sex | .57 [−.21, 1.35] | .12 | .40 | |||
Non-Hispanic Asian | −4.05** [−7.09, −1.01] | −.22 | 1.55 | |||
Non-Hispanic Black | 1.29* [.06, 2.51] | .09 | .63 | |||
Non-Hispanic Other | 1.45 [−1.29, 4.19] | .09 | 1.40 | |||
Hispanic | .23 [−1.09, 1.55] | .01 | .67 | |||
Educational Quality | −.04* [−.07, −.01] | −.07 | .02 | |||
Education Attainment | −.16 [−.36, .04] | −.11 | .10 |
