Socio-demographic and severity predictors of reported attitudinal barriers for not seeking treatment among respondents with 12-month DSM-IV disorders who did not seek treatment at any time in the past 12 months^a

	Any Attitudinal Barrier among those who recognized the need for treatment
	OR	(95% CI)	χ 2	P
Age (≥65, reference)
Age 18–34	0.7	(0.3–1.6)	1.0	0.608
Age 35–49	0.6	(0.1–3.0)	.	.
Age 50–64	.b		.	.
Sex (male, reference)
Female	0.6	(0.2–2.3)	0.5	0.479
Race (white, reference)
Hispanic	.b		0.1	0.727
Non-Hispanic black	0.8	(0.3–2.4)	.	.
Other	.b		.	.
Education (>15, reference)
0 – 11 years	.		0.0	0.888
12 years	0.9	(0.4–2.5)	.	.
13–15 years	.		.	.
Income (high, reference)
Low income	0.5	(0.1–2.7)	0.8	0.675
Low-average income	0.5	(0.1–2.8)	.	.
High-average income	.b		.	.
Marital Status (never married, reference)
Married/cohabitating	0.6	(0.1–3.0)	1.2	0.554
Separated/widowed/divorced	0.9	(0.1–7.4)	.	.
Severity (mild, reference)
Severe	2.1	(0.3–16.4)	0.6	0.760
Moderate	1.3	(0.4–4.5)	.	.
Global Chi-square (17 df test)	.		9.9	0.544

^aAnalyses adjusted for number of 12 month mood disorders, number of 12 month anxiety disorders, number of 12 month substance disorders and number of 12 month externalizing disorders.

^bCollapsed with the reference category due to the small number of respondents in the cells.