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Research Article

Demographic and contextual factors as moderators of the relationship between pet ownership and health

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Pages 701-723 | Received 03 Jun 2021, Accepted 28 Jul 2021, Published online: 06 Aug 2021

Figures & data

Table 1. Weighted descriptive statistics/frequencies for demographic/contextual and health indicators, stratified by pet ownership status.

Table 2. Weighted logistic regression results for demographic/contextual variables predicting pet ownership, dog ownership, and cat ownership.

Table 3. Weighted hierarchical regression models for pet ownership, dog ownership, and cat ownership predicting continuous health indicators.

Table 4. Weighted logistic regression models for pet ownership, dog ownership, and cat ownership predicting dichotomous health indicators.

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Data availability statement

The design and secondary data analysis plan for this study were preregistered on the Open Science Framework, and all analysis code is publicly available: https://osf.io/3ctdk/?view_only=cb0ea06867c348ad9f7facf92e93d098. We report deviations from our preregistered protocol in the Supplementary Materials. Due to the proprietary nature of the Ipsos data set and the nature of some data sources, the data set is not currently stored on a public repository and requires IRB approval for access. The dataset is available through protected access from the Tufts University research team. More information on the dataset is available at: https://equityresearch.tufts.edu/the-data/