Table 1.

Characteristics of the National Latino and Asian American Study Sample (weighted); n=2047

Any DSM-IV disorder past 12 months, %	9.19
DSM-IV depressive disorder past 12 months, %	4.73
DSM-IV anxiety disorder past 12 months, %	5.75
Number of DSM-IV disorders, past 12 months, %
None	91.53
One	5.64
Two or more	2.83
Everyday discrimination, mean (SE)	1.82 (0.03)
Female, %	52.55
Age, mean (SE)	41.23 (0.89)
Married/living with partner, %	65.39
Ethnic group, %
Vietnamese	12.93
Filipino	21.59
Chinese	28.69
Other Asian or Pacific Islander	36.79
Generation,%
1. Born outside U.S.	76.94
2. Born U.S. & parents born abroad	13.68
3. Respondent and parents all born in the U.S.	9.38
English proficiency good/excellent, %	66.19
Region, %
Midwest	8.91
Northeast	15.67
South	7.83
West	67.59
In poverty, %	17.55
Employed, %	63.69
Education
Less than high school	15.15
High school graduate	42.90
College graduate or more	41.96
Family cohesion, mean (SE)	11.01 (0.06)
Physical health conditions, mean (SE)	1.33 (0.06)
Self-rated health, mean (SE)	3.49 (0.04)
Social desirability, mean (SE)	2.26 (0.08)