Table 2.

Standardized model results

	Intervening Variables					Outcome
	Self-concept	Friendship	Parental Warmth	School Attachment	Self-regulation	Depression
Sexual Minority Factors
Sexual minority status	−.10**	.06	−.04	.00	−.11	.02
Harassment b/c sexual minority	−.10**	.07*	.01	−.14**	−.12*	.04
Psychosocial Factors
Self-concept		−.16**	.15**	.36**	.48**	−.33**
Friendship quality	−.16**		−.19**	−.19**	−.24**	.07*
Parental warmth and support	.15**	−.19**		.25**	.28**	.04
School attachment	.36**	−.19**	.25**		.71**	−.19**
Self-regulation	.48**	−.24**	.28**	.71**		−.02
Control variables
Family Income	.08*	−.06	.00	.11**	.29**	−.01
Maternal Education	.10**	−.02	.05	.20**	.36**	.13**
Gender (female)	−.03	−.08*	.16**	.11**	.11t	.20**
Race (white)	.04	−.02	−.03	.14**	.24**	.05
Family structure (father present)	.12**	−.03	.07*	.15**	.28**	.05t
Maternal depression	−.17**	.06*	−.02	−.15**	−.30**	.05t
Victimization	−.34**	.23**	−.11**	−.26**	−.31**	.11**
Depression (grade 6)	−.34**	.13**	−.07*	−.19**	−.36**	.12**

Model fit: χ² = 182.62, df = 46, p < .001, RMSEA = .056, CFI = .94, SRMR = .03. R² depression = .39. Note: Correlations among control variables were also estimated.

^*p < .05,

^**p < .01, t = p <.10.