Health behavior of working-aged Finns predicts self-reported life satisfaction in a population-based 9-years follow-up

Table 2 Details of models where health behavior sum score predicts life satisfaction after 9 years. Non-standardized estimates for linear regression models in which the baseline health behavior sum score predicts life satisfaction^a. From: The Finnish population-based Health and Social Support Study

Model	Estimate	Standard error	p-value	AIC	R²
Model 1: Crude linear model where health behavior sum score in 2003 predicts LSscore₂₀₁₂, no covariates	− 0.51	0.033	< .001	55,163	0.02
Model 2: Model 1 + sex, age, education, diseases as covariates	− 0.47	0.034	< .001	54,490	0.04
Model 3: Model 2 + LSscore₂₀₀₃ as a covariate	−0.24	0.031	< .001	51,826	0.23

LSscore₂₀₁₂ = Life satisfaction score after the 9-year follow-up in 2012; range 4–20, lower scores indicate better life satisfaction
LSscore₂₀₀₃ = Life satisfaction score at baseline in 2003; range 4–20, lower scores indicate better life satisfaction
^alower scores indicate better life satisfaction

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