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Table 2 The effect of neighbourhood social reciprocity on mental health; three-level multilevel longitudinal correlation regression analysis of neighbourhood social reciprocity, individual characteristics and CES-D score (n = 24,620 in 450 neighbourhoods)

From: Neighborhood social reciprocity and mental health among older adults in China: the mediating effects of physical activity, social interaction, and volunteering

Variable

Model 1

Beta

(SE)

Fixed effects

 High social reciprocity (ref: low social reciprocity)

−0.175**

(0.084)

 Neighbourhood social reciprocity

−0.598**

(0.288)

 Male (ref: female)

−1.481***

(0.099)

 Age

−0.049***

(0.007)

Educational attainment (ref: primary school or less)

 High school

−0.750***

(0.111)

 College or more

−0.969***

(0.324)

Marital status (ref: single, divorced or widowed)

 Married and living with spouse

−0.326

(0.228)

 Married and living apart from spouse

−1.046***

(0.112)

 Household size

−0.065***

(0.018)

 Logarithm of household income per capita

−0.035***

(0.011)

 Urban neighbourhood (ref: rural neighbourhood)

−1.666***

(0.170)

 Cigarette use (ref: no)

0.372***

(0.091)

 Alcohol use (ref: no)

−0.127

(0.088)

 Physical health status (ref: no problems)

1.278***

(0.084)

 Functional ability (ref: not limited)

2.787***

(0.080)

 Medical insurance (ref: no)

0.518***

(0.093)

 Constant

12.062***

(0.525)

Random effects

 Var (Neighbourhoods)

2.394**

 

 Var (Individuals)

13.851**

 

 Var (Within individuals)

17.833**

 

 Number of years

3

 

 Akaike information criterion (AIC)

154,503.300

 
  1. SE standard error
  2. * = p < .10, ** = p < .05, *** = p < .01