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Table 2 Ordinal logistic regression analyses (n = 1,020; Grahamstown 2007).

From: The influence of social capital and socio-economic conditions on self-rated health among residents of an economically and health-deprived South African township

Model

B

SE

Wald Z

P

OR

Intercept 1 ≤ 0

-6.061

0.589

105.177

≤ 0.001

0.002

Intercept 2 ≤ 1

-3.253

0.532

37.413

≤ 0.001

0.039

Intercept 3 ≤ 2

Intercept 4 ≤ 3

-1.700

0.987

0.522

0.522

10.610

3.502

≤ 0.001

0.061

0.183

2.683

Socio-economic conditions/resources

     

Married

0.029

0.135

0.045

0.833

1.029

Male

-0.156

0.142

1.204

0.273

0.856

Age

-0.059

0.005

139.069

≤ 0.001

0.942

Employment

0.722

0.154

22.094

≤ 0.001

2.058

Education (none or some primary)

-0.767

0.194

15.617

≤ 0.001

0.464

Education (some secondary)

-0.085

0.165

0.269

0.604

0.919

Income

0.001

0.035

0.000

0.985

1.001

Social capital

0.501

0.119

17.845

≤ 0.001

1.650

Housing quality

     

Leaky roof

-0.050

0.134

0.138

0.710

 

Formally build house

-0.029

0.150

0.037

0.847

0.971

Neighbourhood quality

     

Crime in the area

0.080

0.072

1.255

0.263

1.083

Residents get value for their rental rates

-0.156

0.088

3.186

0.074

0.856

Test

     

Overall model evaluation

Wald test

 

Chi 2

374.550

df

12

P

≤ 0.001

 

R2 Nagelkerke

35.3%

    
  1. Notes: reference group of the ordinal logistic model is excellent health (4). B = unstandardized regression coefficient.