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Table 3.

Multiple Regression Analysis of Attributed Oppression Scores Predicting Cortisol Levels, Adjusting for Socio-Demographic, Biological, and Psychosocial Variables

Variables	B	SE	F-ratio	p>F
Attributed Oppression scores
Model 1^*	−.29	.12	6.23	.0139
Model 2^**	−.28	.12	5.45	.0213
Model 3^***	−.27	.12	4.83	.0301

Model 1: Inclusion of socio-demographic variables (age, sex, education level, marital status); R²= .20, F (6, 125) = 4.82, p = .0002

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Model 2: Inclusion of socio-demographic and biological variables (Hawaiian ancestry, body mass index, systolic and diastolic blood pressure): R² = .23, F (10, 123) =3.35, p = .0008

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Model 3: Inclusion of socio-demographic, biological, and psychosocial variables (Hawaiian and American Cultural Identity and Perceived Stress Scale scores); R² = .24, F (13, 123) = 2.66, p = .0028