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Published in final edited form as: Health Soc Care Community. 2021 Dec 1;30(3):1199–1211. doi: 10.1111/hsc.13671

Table 3.

Bivariate correlations between the sociodemographic factors, covariates, and the five COVID-19 related stressful life events domains.

Variables:	1.	2.	3.	4.	5.	6.	7.	8.	9.	10.	11.
1. Gender	-	−.017	−.041	−.037	.076	−.087	.161^**	.246^***	.120^*	−.079	.180^***
2. Minority status		-	−.200^***	−.044	.061^**	−.009	.128^*	.060	−.033	−.002	−.036
3. SES composite			-	.209^***	−.424^***	.201^***	−.204^***	−.254^***	.215^***	.022	−.039
4. Wealth composite				-	.130^*	.014	−.244^***	−.093	.038	−.108^*	−.130^*
5. Household size					-	−.026	.146^**	.316^***	−.039	−.007	.048
6. Community COVID-19 risk						-	−.015	.028	.126^*	.170^**	−.033
7. Work/financial events							-	.364^***	.297^***	.170^**	.266^***
8. Home disruption events								-	.156^**	.100	.228^***
9. Social isolation events									-	.307^***	.233^***
10. COVID-19 infection events										-	.182^***
11. Healthcare barrier events											-

Gender: female=1, male=0; Minority race/ethnic status: minority status=1, white, non-Hispanic=0; SES and Wealth composites: higher values reflect higher SES and wealth

p<.05;

^**

p<.01;

^***

p<.001