Table 4.

Preferred Racial Composition of Neighborhood by Interview Mode for Black and White Respondents: Analysis of Unweighted Data from the NSBME

	Response				p
Race and	All or		All or
interview mode	mostly Black	50-50	mostly White	N	Nominal	Ordinal
Black respondents
T-ACASI	25.7%	67.8%	6.5%	214	.002	.002
T-IAQ	13.1%	78.5%	8.4%	275
White respondents
T-ACASI	0.7%	24.3%	75.1%	569	<.0001	<.0001
T-IAQ	0.9%	36.4%	62.7%	656

Note.—Analysis collapses categories (1) all Black and mostly Black, and (2) all White and mostly White. Test for interaction compared ordered logit models that modeled neighborhood preference as a function of (1) race and survey mode, and (2) race, survey mode, and interaction term race-by-survey mode. Tests of fit of models reject the null hypothesis of no race mode interaction with p <.0001.