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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Fam Issues. 2012 Mar 1;33(12):1658–1687. doi: 10.1177/0192513X12437693

Table 3.

Measurement Model

Indicator Unstandardized
factor
loading
Robust
SE
Standardized
factor
loading
Robust
t
Neighborhood Disorganization
Physical disorder 1.00 .85
Social disorder 2.70 .15 .92 17.67
Structural/system problems 2.00 .14 .82 14.79
Crime 3.80 .22 .91 17.64
Neighborhood Cohesion
Trustworthy people in neighborhood 1.00 .87
Close-knit neighborhood .81 .06 .65 14.04
Helpful people in neighborhood .75 .05 .73 16.50
People in neighborhood get along .51 .04 .56 12.35
People in neighborhood share values .60 .06 .52 9.94
Neighborhood Control
Intervene - Children skipping school 1.00 .79
Intervene - Children spray-painting graffiti .93 .06 .80 16.24
Intervene - Children disrespecting an adult .87 .05 .74 16.97
Intervene - Fighting in front of your house .90 .06 .75 15.26
Archival Neighborhood Assessments
Persons below the poverty line 1.00 .95
Households receiving public assistance .45 .04 .79 12.76
Low-income persons 1.19 .05 .91 26.71
High school dropouts 1.09 .08 .74 14.31
Female-headed households .76 .06 .74 12.14
Renter-occupied 2.02 .15 .64 13.84
Social Support
Have friends for advice 1.00 .72
Have friends to do things with 1.09 .07 .75 15.47
Friends that would help with money/shelter/chores 1.29 .09 .80 14.05
Have friends who will listen to my problems 1.13 .08 .91 14.46

Note.

Unstandardized factor loading was fixed at 1.0. All factor loadings are statistically significant (p < .05).