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Table 3 Effects of baseline income, follow-up income, and income mobility on major depression among males and females from diagonal reference models (DRMs) with 95% confidence intervals

From: Baseline income, follow-up income, income mobility and their roles in mental disorders: a longitudinal intra-generational community-based study

 

Males

Females

Coefficients

95% CI

P-value

Coefficients

95% CI

P-value

Model 1

 Diagonal interceptsa

  Origin

   Low

0.04

−0.03,0.11

0.253

0.14

0.09,0.20

< 0.001

   Not low

0.03

0.00,0.06

0.029

0.04

0.02,0.06

0.001

 Weight of origin

Constrained

   

0.00

 

 Downwards mobility

0.05

−0.08,0.17

0.480

0.03

− 0.07,0.12

0.609

 Presence of any mental disorder at origin

0.17

0.10,0.23

< 0.001

0.06

0.01,0.12

0.015

Model 2

 Diagonal interceptsa

  Origin

   Low

0.05

−0.02,0.12

0.175

0.15

0.10,0.20

< 0.001

   Not low

0.03

0.01,0.06

0.013

0.04

0.02,0.06

< 0.001

 Weight of origin

−0.00

  

0

  

 Upwards mobility

−0.05

− 0.15,0.04

0.274

− 0.04

− 0.11,0.03

0.239

 Presence of any mental disorder at origin

0.15

0.09,0.21

< 0.001

0.05

0.01,0.10

0.024

  1. aThe diagonal intercepts are odds