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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Immigr Minor Health. 2013 Oct;15(5):903–909. doi: 10.1007/s10903-012-9693-4

Table 3.

Logistic Regression Analysis of Religious Involvement on 12 Month and Lifetime DSM-IV MDD among Black Caribbeans (n=1,569).

12 Month Lifetime
OR 95% CI P OR 95% CI P
Organizational Religiosity
  Service Attendance
    Never 0.70 .11–4.64 .715 1.09 .30–3.96 .894
    Less than Once Per Year 3.83 1.69–8.67 .001 4.37 1.68–11.36 .002
    Few Times Per Year 2.59 .67–10.04 .168 3.54 1.74–7.22 .000
    Few Times Per Month 5.33 1.60–17.68 .006 4.13 1.73–9.84 .001
    At Least Once a Weeka -- -- -- -- -- --
    Nearly Everyday 3.94 1.53–10.11 .004 4.66 2.01–10.80 .000
  Non-Organizational Religiosity
    Reading Religious Materials 1.29 .87–1.91 .200 1.19 .89–1.59 .225
    Watch Religious Television Programs 0.98 .69–1.40 .933 0.85 .65–1.11 .233
    Listen to Religious Radio Programs 1.19 .92–1.55 .176 1.35 1.07–1.69 .010
    Prayer 1.02 .69–1.50 .909 1.20 .91–1.59 .191
  Subjective Religiosity
    Self-Rated Religiosity 0.69 .36–1.30 .257 0.62 .42–.910 .015
  Religious Coping
    Importance of Prayer in Stressful Situations 0.62 .40–0.94 .025 0.71 .43–1.17 .181
    Look to God for Strength 0.59 .36–0.97 .039 0.57 .32–.999 .049

OR=Odds Ratio, CI=Confidence Interval, Analysis controls for age, gender, education, income and the number of chronic health conditions.