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Table 5 Regression of Subjective health on mediating variables, Women only sample

From: Gender differences in the relationship between informal caregiving and subjective health: the mediating role of health promoting behaviors

Estimation model: GEE

Health satisfaction at t + 1

Health satisfaction at t + 1

Health satisfaction at t + 1

Health satisfaction at t + 1

Model 1

Model 2

Model 3

Model 4

Panel A. Health satisfaction

 No smoking at t + 1

2.957**

   

[0.894,5.021]

   

 No binge drinking at t + 1

 

1.821

  
 

[-0.512,4.155]

  

 Exercise at t + 1

  

0.619***

 
  

[0.510,0.727]

 

 Health check-up at t + 1

   

2.852***

   

[2.227,3.477]

 N

5418

5418

5418

5418

 Observations

24,135

24,135

24,135

24,135

 Estimation model: GEE

Self-reported Health at t + 1

Self-reported Health at t + 1

Self-reported Health at t + 1

Self-reported Health at t + 1

Model 5

Model 6

Model 7

Model 8

Panel B. Self-reported health

 No smoking at t + 1

0.050*

   

[0.012,0.088]

   

 No binge drinking at t + 1

 

0.027

  
  

[-0.024,0.079]

  

 Exercise at t + 1

  

0.009***

 
  

[0.007,0.012]

 

 Health check-up at t + 1

   

-0.008

   

[-0.020,0.004]

 N

5419

5419

5419

5419

 Observations

24,148

24,148

24,148

24,148

  1. * p < 0.05; ** p < 0.01; *** p < 0.001
  2. Note. Robust standard errors were used. In GEE models, survey years were adjusted for. Time-constant control variables include gender, age, education, and number of children. Time-varying control variables include marital status, household size, household income, home owner, economic activity, region of residence, and number of chronic diseases. The table including level of mediating variables in Wave t is available in supplementary materials. GEE Generalized Estimating Equation, CG Caregiver