Table 1.

Sample Description and Bivariate Test on Key Variables and Covariates

Sample characteristicsFull sample
N = 8,299
NHB outside South
Subsample
n = 301
NHB from South
Subsample
n = 864
NHW outside South
Subsample
n = 5,072
NHW from South
Subsample
n = 2,062
Subgroup differences+
Cognitive performance (2010)a61.01 (14.71)58.04 (14.10)49.96 (16.65)62.99 (13.57)61.18 (14.55)η 2 = 0.07***
cSES (standardized)0 (1)−0.16 (1.00)−0.53 (0.91)0.13 (0.97)−0.07 (1.03)η 2 = 0.04***
Southern childhood residence35.26%
Black (ref: NHW)14.04%
Female (ref: male)58.55%62.13%66.09%56.72%59.36%V = 0.06***
Ageb75.65 (7.16)74.15 (6.55)74.65 (6.59)76.19 (7.33)75.07 (6.91)η 2 = 0.01***
College (ref: <college education)21.91%19.60%9.49%24.19%21.82%V = 0.11***
Current Southern residence41.56%16.94%73.50%18.45%88.60%V = 0.64***
Stroke in 2010 (ref: absence of stroke)11.28%10.30%14.35%10.37%12.37%V = 0.04**
Sample characteristicsFull sample
N = 8,299
NHB outside South
Subsample
n = 301
NHB from South
Subsample
n = 864
NHW outside South
Subsample
n = 5,072
NHW from South
Subsample
n = 2,062
Subgroup differences+
Cognitive performance (2010)a61.01 (14.71)58.04 (14.10)49.96 (16.65)62.99 (13.57)61.18 (14.55)η 2 = 0.07***
cSES (standardized)0 (1)−0.16 (1.00)−0.53 (0.91)0.13 (0.97)−0.07 (1.03)η 2 = 0.04***
Southern childhood residence35.26%
Black (ref: NHW)14.04%
Female (ref: male)58.55%62.13%66.09%56.72%59.36%V = 0.06***
Ageb75.65 (7.16)74.15 (6.55)74.65 (6.59)76.19 (7.33)75.07 (6.91)η 2 = 0.01***
College (ref: <college education)21.91%19.60%9.49%24.19%21.82%V = 0.11***
Current Southern residence41.56%16.94%73.50%18.45%88.60%V = 0.64***
Stroke in 2010 (ref: absence of stroke)11.28%10.30%14.35%10.37%12.37%V = 0.04**

Notes: ANOVA = analysis of variance; cSES = childhood socioeconomic status; NHB = non-Hispanic Black; NHW = non-Hispanic White.

+Continuous variables were tested with ANOVA and categorical or binary variables were tested with chi-square.

aPercentage of the maximum score.

bAge at baseline in 2010.

**p < .01. ***p < .001.

Table 1.

Sample Description and Bivariate Test on Key Variables and Covariates

Sample characteristicsFull sample
N = 8,299
NHB outside South
Subsample
n = 301
NHB from South
Subsample
n = 864
NHW outside South
Subsample
n = 5,072
NHW from South
Subsample
n = 2,062
Subgroup differences+
Cognitive performance (2010)a61.01 (14.71)58.04 (14.10)49.96 (16.65)62.99 (13.57)61.18 (14.55)η 2 = 0.07***
cSES (standardized)0 (1)−0.16 (1.00)−0.53 (0.91)0.13 (0.97)−0.07 (1.03)η 2 = 0.04***
Southern childhood residence35.26%
Black (ref: NHW)14.04%
Female (ref: male)58.55%62.13%66.09%56.72%59.36%V = 0.06***
Ageb75.65 (7.16)74.15 (6.55)74.65 (6.59)76.19 (7.33)75.07 (6.91)η 2 = 0.01***
College (ref: <college education)21.91%19.60%9.49%24.19%21.82%V = 0.11***
Current Southern residence41.56%16.94%73.50%18.45%88.60%V = 0.64***
Stroke in 2010 (ref: absence of stroke)11.28%10.30%14.35%10.37%12.37%V = 0.04**
Sample characteristicsFull sample
N = 8,299
NHB outside South
Subsample
n = 301
NHB from South
Subsample
n = 864
NHW outside South
Subsample
n = 5,072
NHW from South
Subsample
n = 2,062
Subgroup differences+
Cognitive performance (2010)a61.01 (14.71)58.04 (14.10)49.96 (16.65)62.99 (13.57)61.18 (14.55)η 2 = 0.07***
cSES (standardized)0 (1)−0.16 (1.00)−0.53 (0.91)0.13 (0.97)−0.07 (1.03)η 2 = 0.04***
Southern childhood residence35.26%
Black (ref: NHW)14.04%
Female (ref: male)58.55%62.13%66.09%56.72%59.36%V = 0.06***
Ageb75.65 (7.16)74.15 (6.55)74.65 (6.59)76.19 (7.33)75.07 (6.91)η 2 = 0.01***
College (ref: <college education)21.91%19.60%9.49%24.19%21.82%V = 0.11***
Current Southern residence41.56%16.94%73.50%18.45%88.60%V = 0.64***
Stroke in 2010 (ref: absence of stroke)11.28%10.30%14.35%10.37%12.37%V = 0.04**

Notes: ANOVA = analysis of variance; cSES = childhood socioeconomic status; NHB = non-Hispanic Black; NHW = non-Hispanic White.

+Continuous variables were tested with ANOVA and categorical or binary variables were tested with chi-square.

aPercentage of the maximum score.

bAge at baseline in 2010.

**p < .01. ***p < .001.

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