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Fig 1.

Distribution plot of five sequence clusters on work arrangements between ages 22 and 49, NLSY79.

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Adjusted predictions of sleep hours per day at age 50 by work schedule patterns, gender, race, and education.

Note: ST: standard hours; VH: variable hours; NW: not working. The box plot displays the 95% confidence interval of each predicted estimate.

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Adjusted predictions of sleep quality at age 50 by work schedule patterns, gender, race, and education.

Note: ST: standard hours; VH: variable hours; NW: not working. The box plot displays the 95% confidence interval of each predicted estimate.

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Adjusted predictions of poor health at age 50 by work schedule patterns, gender, race, and education.

Note: ST: standard hours; VH: variable hours; NW: not working. The box plot displays the 95% confidence interval of each predicted estimate.

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Fig 5.

Adjusted predictions of SF-12 physical function at age 50 by work schedule patterns, gender, race, and education.

Note: ST: standard hours; VH: variable hours; NW: not working. The box plot displays the 95% confidence interval of each predicted estimate.

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Fig 6.

Adjusted predictions of SF-12 mental functions at age 50 by work schedule patterns, gender, race, and education.

Note: ST: standard hours; VH: variable hours; NW: not working. The box plot displays the 95% confidence interval of each predicted estimate.

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Adjusted predictions of depressive symptoms at age 50 by work schedule patterns, gender, race, and education.

Note: ST: standard hours; VH: variable hours; NW: not working. The box plot displays the 95% confidence interval of each predicted estimate.

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Table 1.

Descriptive statistics for analyzed variables between ages 22 and 49, NLSY79 (N = 7,336).

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Table 2.

Multiple regression estimates of work schedules between ages 22 and 48/49 on health outcomes at age 50.

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Table 3.

Multiple regression estimates of work schedules between ages 22 and 48/49 on health outcomes at age 50.

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Table 4.

Predicted estimates of health outcomes by work schedule pattern between ages 22 and 48/49.

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