Baseline income, follow-up income, income mobility and their roles in mental disorders: a longitudinal intra-generational community-based study

Table 1 Effects of baseline income, follow-up income, and income mobility on any studied mental disorder among males and females from diagonal reference models (DRMs) with 95% confidence intervals

	Males			Females
	Coefficients	95% CI	P-value	Coefficients	95% CI	P-value
Model 1
Diagonal intercepts^a
Origin
Low	0.19	0.09,0.29	< 0.001	0.17	0.11,0.23	< 0.001
Not low	0.09	0.03,0.15	0.003	0.06	0.03,0.08	< 0.001
Weight of origin	Constrained			0.001
Downwards mobility	0.05	−0.11,0.21	0.528	0.02	−0.09,0.13	0.720
Marital status
Single	Reference
Married	−0.08	−0.16, − 0.01	0.028
Common law	0.03	−0.06, 0.12	0.521
Separate or widowed or divorced	−0.09	− 0.18,− 0.00	0.042
Presence of any mental disorder at origin	0.23	0.15,0.31	< 0.001	0.08	0.02,0.14	0.011
Model 2
Diagonal intercepts^a
Origin
Low	0.17	0.08, 0.27	< 0.001	0.17	0.11–0.23	< 0.001
Not low	0.07	0.02–0.13	0.010	0.05	0.03,0.08	< 0.001
Weight of origin	−0.00			-0.00
Upwards mobility	− 0.04	− 0.16,0.08	0.486	0.04	−0.04,0.12	0.316
Marital status
Single	Reference
Married	−0.06	−0.14,0.01	0.077
Common law	0.04	−0.04,0.13	0.260
Separate or widowed or divorced	−.06	−0.15,0.03	0.161
Presence of any mental disorder at origin	0.23	0.15,0.31	< 0.001	0.09	0.04,0.14	0.002

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