Journal of Environmental and Public Health

Research Article

Associations between Safety from Crime, Cycling, and Obesity in a Dutch Elderly Population: Results from the Longitudinal Aging Study Amsterdam

Table 3

Unstandardized regression coefficients, standard errors, and standardized regression coefficients from the regression analyses, in men and women residing in low and high socio-economic status neighbourhoods.
Men low statusMen high statusWomen low statusWomen high status
Unstand.SEStand.Unstand.SEStand.Unstand.SEStand.Unstand.SEStand.
Cycling-BMI−.052.016 − . 2 9 0 ∗ ∗ −.017.021−.076−.023.011 − . 1 8 4 ∗ −.015.012−.117
Crime-BMI.039.011 . 3 3 3 ∗ ∗ ∗ .014.014.094.012.015.077−.029.021−.138
Crime-cycling−.005.002 − . 2 4 2 ∗ −.005.003−.143−.004.002 − . 1 9 3 ∗ −.004.003−.136
Note. All analyses were adjusted for age, personal educational level, and personal income level. Unstand.: unstandardized regression coefficient; SE: standard error; Stand.: standardized regression coefficient.
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