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Table 3 Odds ratios from an ordered logit model predicting self-rated health. Data are from the RAND Corporation’s American Life Panel, February–April 2019

From: The utility of self-rated health in population surveys: the role of bodyweight

 

Odds Ratio

95% Confidence Interval

Question order experiment

 Treatment group

0.70**

(0.61, 0.81)

 Control group (reference)

1.00

__

Sex

 Female

1.23**

(1.05, 1.43)

 Male (reference)

1.00

__

Race/Ethnicity

 Black

0.63**

(0.49, 0.81)

 Hispanic

0.70**

(0.56, 0.87)

 Other

0.69*

(0.49, 0.98)

 White (reference)

1.00

__

Age

 Millenial: Age 22 - 38 (reference)

1.00

__

 Generation X: Age 39 - 54

0.82

(0.64, 1.05)

 Baby boomer: Age 55 - 73

0.85

(0.67, 1.07)

 Silent generation: Age 75+

0.70*

(0.51, 0.96)

Education level

 High school or less (reference)

1.00

__

 Some college or an associate's degree

1.35*

(1.07, 1.70)

 Bachelor's degree

2.01**

(1.57, 2.57)

 Graduate/professional degree

2.32**

(1.80, 2.98)

Body mass index

 Underweight

0.60

(0.34, 1.05)

 Healthy weight (reference)

1.00

__

 Overweight

0.99

(0.80, 1.23)

 Obese

0.70**

(0.54, 0.90)

Bodyweight perception

 Very underweight

0.14**

(0.06, 0.31)

 Slightly underweight

0.60**

(0.42, 0.86)

 About the right weight (reference)

1.00

__

 Slightly overweight

0.58**

(0.47, 0.73)

 Very overweight

0.23**

(0.17, 0.31)

N

2,523