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Brain-Wide Resting-State Functional Connectivity Partially Mediates Socioeconomic Disparities in Children's Cardiometabolic Health

Journal of Cellular Neuroscience | Vol 1, Issue 1

Table 2. Summary of SEM

			B	SE	95%	CI	p
rsFC	→	BMI	-0.082	0.010	-0.103	-0.062	< 0.001
Black	→	BMI	0.115	0.011	0.094	0.136	< 0.001
Latino	→	BMI	0.112	0.010	0.093	0.131	< 0.001
Male	→	BMI	-0.024	0.009	-0.042	-0.006	0.008
Age	→	BMI	0.076	0.009	0.059	0.094	< 0.001
Family Income	→	BMI	-0.157	0.012	-0.181	-0.133	< 0.001
Married Household	→	BMI	-0.050	0.011	-0.072	-0.027	< 0.001
Intercept	→	BMI	3.488	0.177	3.141	3.836	< 0.001

rsFC	→	Sys BP	-0.034	0.017	-0.067	-0.002	0.040
Black	→	Sys BP	0.070	0.019	0.033	0.107	< 0.001
Latino	→	Sys BP	-0.013	0.017	-0.047	0.020	0.425
Male	→	Sys BP	0.052	0.015	0.021	0.082	0.001
Age	→	Sys BP	0.117	0.015	0.087	0.148	< 0.001
Family Income	→	Sys BP	-0.049	0.022	-0.091	-0.006	0.025
Married Household	→	Sys BP	-0.004	0.020	-0.044	0.035	0.826
Intercept	→	Sys BP	7.544	0.320	6.917	8.171	< 0.001

Black	→	rsFC	-0.143	0.012	-0.166	-0.119	< 0.001
Latino	→	rsFC	-0.076	0.011	-0.097	-0.055	< 0.001
Male	→	rsFC	0.021	0.010	0.001	0.041	0.037
Age	→	rsFC	-0.030	0.010	-0.049	-0.010	0.004
Family Income	→	rsFC	0.023	0.014	-0.004	0.050	0.099
Married Household	→	rsFC	0.047	0.013	0.022	0.072	< 0.001
Intercept	→	rsFC	0.486	0.193	0.108	0.864	0.012

Numbers larger than 0.01 are statistically significant.