Table 2.

Bivariate correlations among socioeconomic variables in the entire sample and in each racial/ethnic group.

	Entire Sample (N=662)				Non-Latinx Black (N=223)				Latinx (N=271)				Non-Latinx White (N=168)
	1	2	3	4	1	2	3	4	1	2	3	4	1	2	3	4
1. Financial Worry	-	−.346*	−.121*	.060	-	−.305*	.039	−.030	-	−.224*	−.011	.199*	-	−.418*	−.028	.046
2. Joint Monthly Income	−.346*	-	.519*	−.011	−.305*	-	.326*	−.065	−.224*	-	.241*	−.014	−.418*	-	.185*	−.103
3. Education	−.121*	.519*	-	.035	.039	.326*	-	−.041	−.011	.241*	-	−.037	−.028	.185*	-	.087
4. WMHa	.060	−.011	.035	-	−.030	−.065	−.041	-	.199*	−.014	−.037	-	.046	−.103	.087	-

Note.

^*p < .05. Values reflect two-tailed Pearson correlation coefficients.

^aWMH = White Matter Hyperintensities in cm³