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Published in final edited form as: J Community Psychol. 2009 Jan 1;37(1):88–105. doi: 10.1002/jcop.20272

Table 3.

Hierarchical Regression of Alienation on Demographic, Acculturation, and Neighborhood Variables

	Step 1		Step 2		Step 3		Step 4

Variable	b	p	b	p	b	p	b	p
Demographic (block 1)
Age	.25	.004	−.09	.268	−.06	.467	.01	.953
Time in U.S.	−.15	.074	.05	.536	.04	.623	.06	.400
Acculturation (block 2)
Russian identity		−.19	.013	−.23	.003	−.20	.009
Russian behavior		.28	.002	.26	.005	.12	.186
American identity		−.40	<.001	−.40	<.001	−.45	.000
American behavior		−.13	.198	−.10	.323	−.21	.049
English language		−.20	.026	−.26	.005	−.21	.022
Neighborhood (block 3)
Russian immigrant concentration			.16	.034	.17	.017
Diverse immigrant concentration			−.13	.100	−.24	.003
% below poverty level			.01	.866	.10	.256
Interactions (block 4)
Diverse immigrants × Russian identity				.14	.065
Diverse immigrants × Russian behavior				−.28	.002
Diverse immigrants × American identity				.23	.004
Diverse immigrants × American behavior				−.11	.325
Diverse immigrants × English language				−.22	.012
R²	.07	.45	.47	.55
R² change	.07^**	.38^***	.03^*	.07^**

p < .10;

^**

p < .05;

^***

p < .01.