Figure 3
Association of educational attainment and household income with allostatic load index (ALI) score

Figure 3 Association of educational attainment and household income with allostatic load index (ALI) score

Data table for Figure 3
 
Data table for Figure 3
Table summary
This table displays the results of Data table for Figure 3 All, 95% confidence interval, Females, Males, from and to, calculated using predicted ALI units of measure (appearing as column headers).
All 95% confidence interval Females 95% confidence interval Males 95% confidence interval
from to from to from to
predicted ALI
Education
Less than high school 1.462578 0.103426 0.103425 1.326381 0.134558 0.134558 1.604004 0.150077 0.150077
High school 1.377066 0.098222 0.098222 1.192546 0.126298 0.126298 1.565414 0.135346 0.135346
Some postsecondary 1.274982 0.122489 0.122489 1.114412 0.193639 0.193639 1.431837 0.165037 0.165037
Postsecondary 1.213005 0.069883 0.069883 1.062311 0.083909 0.083909 1.367383 0.092678 0.092678
Income
Quarter 1 1.449824 0.105038 0.105039 1.308331 0.120026 0.120026 1.577113 0.147046 0.147046
Quarter 2 1.343156 0.084176 0.084175 1.252999 0.110756 0.110756 1.43775 0.120573 0.120573
Quarter 3 1.229538 0.092259 0.09226 1.019918 0.115462 0.115462 1.447956 0.13212 0.13212
Quarter 4 1.238917 0.07318 0.073181 1.088577 0.097268 0.097268 1.398735 0.098445 0.098445
Quarter 5 1.143857 0.084682 0.084681 0.906904 0.103713 0.103713 1.374614 0.114447 0.114447
Notes : Models included continuous age and age-squared (except in females, where age-squared was not significant and was removed from the model), sex, education and adjusted household income. For analyses in all adults (“All”), the model also included “age x sex“ and “age-squared x sex” interaction terms. Data are presented as predicted means with 95% confidence intervals. P-values are for Satterthwaite-adjusted F tests of the main effect of education and income in the model (Education: All, p=0.003; Females, p=0.11; Males, p=0.03. Income: All, p=0.003; Females, p=0.002; Males, p=0.35).
Source: Canadian Health Measures Survey, cycles 1, 2 and 3, 2007 to 2013.

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