Fig. 2

Contribution of longitudinal psychosocial measures in explaining the association between cumulative socioeconomic status score and all-cause and cause-specific mortality, the CHAMP study. Abbreviations: HR, hazard ratio; SHR, sub-hazard ratio. N = 1522. There were 777, 200, 207, and 220 deaths attributable to all-cause, CVD, cancer, and non-cancer, non-CVD mortality. ^a We used calendar year as the time scale, with survivors having a censoring date of 31 December 2017 (person years follow-up = 13,761). ^b We used calendar year as the time scale, with survivors having a censoring date of 31 December 2015 (person years follow-up = 12,126). ^c Hazard ratios and sub-hazard ratios for lowest versus highest cumulative socioeconomic status are reported here. Percent attenuation =100 × (β_Model1 − β_{Model1 + psychosocial measures(s)})/ (β_Model1), where β = log (Hazard ratio). ^d Adjusted for age, age squared, and country of birth. Structural social support: marital status, live with children, family and non-family support, and social interaction score. Functional social support: social satisfaction score. Psychological distress: depressive and anxiety symptoms