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Socioeconomic Status, Trauma, Cognitive Function, Impulsivity, Reward Salience, and Future Substance Use: Role of Left Caudate Connectivity with the Cingulo-Opercular Network

Journal of Cellular Neuroscience | Vol 1, Issue 1

Table 3. Summary of measurements in the SEM model

	B	SE	95% CI		p
Measurement
Substance Use
Tobacco	0.767	.0191	0.730	0.805	< 0.001
Marijuana	0.614	.0161	0.583	0.646	< 0.001
Cognition
Card Sort	0.987	.0003	0.987	0.988	< 0.001
Crystal	0.995	.0001	0.995	0.996	< 0.001
Fluid Comp	0.992	.0002	0.992	0.992	< 0.001
Total Comp	0.999	.0000	0.998	0.999	< 0.001
Pattern	0.975	.0005	0.974	0.976	< 0.001
Pict Vocab	0.993	.0002	0.992	0.993	< 0.001
Reading	0.991	.0002	0.990	0.991	< 0.001
List	0.990	.0002	0.989	0.990	< 0.001
Impulsivity
Negative Urgency	0.980	.0008	0.978	0.981	< 0.001
Positive Urgency	0.957	.0013	0.954	0.960	< 0.001
Stress
Trauma	0.406	.0074	0.391	0.421	< 0.001
Financial Difficulty (n)	0.347	.0077	0.332	0.362	< 0.001
Discrimination	0.918	.0020	0.914	0.922	< 0.001
SES
Education (Jaeger)	0.999	.0002	0.999	1.000	< 0.001
Income to Needs	0.907	.0017	0.904	0.910	< 0.001
Married partnered	0.849	.0027	0.844	0.854	< 0.001
N Income / 5000	0.832	.0029	0.827	0.838	< 0.001

Note: BMI= SES= Socioeconomic Status; N Income: Neighborhood Income