Significance tests (p values) of reporting homogeneity between wealth Q1 and wealth Q5, by health domain (N = 2,968)
| Health Domain . | Health Domain . | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Mobility | .031 | Energy | .771 |
| Vigorous Activity | .380 | Sleep | .834 |
| Depression | .019 | Far-sighted | .001 |
| Anxiety | .209 | Near-sighted | <.001 |
| Relationships | .017 | Self-care | .002 |
| Conflict | .108 | Appearance | <.001 |
| Body Pain | .011 | Memory | .091 |
| Body Discomfort | .104 | Learning | .730 |
| Health Domain . | Health Domain . | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Mobility | .031 | Energy | .771 |
| Vigorous Activity | .380 | Sleep | .834 |
| Depression | .019 | Far-sighted | .001 |
| Anxiety | .209 | Near-sighted | <.001 |
| Relationships | .017 | Self-care | .002 |
| Conflict | .108 | Appearance | <.001 |
| Body Pain | .011 | Memory | .091 |
| Body Discomfort | .104 | Learning | .730 |
Notes: Values in bold indicate p < .05 (based on standard errors clustered at the individual level). Tests of joint equality of respective coefficients in the cut points of HOPIT models are shown by health domain. HOPIT models include the covariates described in Table 1.