Table 1.

Participant Characteristics and Their Interrelations

Participant Characteristics	Mean (SD) / [Percentage]	N	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
1. Age	45.4 (12.5)	1363	1.000
2. Sex			.031	1.000
Female	[75.0]	1022
Male (REF)	[25.0]	341
3. Education			.048	.097**	1.000
<  Bachelor’s Degree (REF)	[50.6]	690
Bachelor’s Degree	[30.0]	409
≥ Master’s Degree	[19.4]	264
4. Annual household income			.055*	−.140**	.344**	1.000
< $40,000 (REF)	[25.0]	341
$40,000–79,999	[39.8]	542
≥ $80,000	[35.2]	480
5. Partner status			.179**	−.217**	.046	.421**	1.000
Partner	[43.6]	594
No Partner (REF)	[56.4]	769
6. Employment status			−.097**	−.045	.198**	.294**	.052	1.000
Employed	[75.2]	1025
Unemployed (REF)	[24.8]	338
7. Perceived discrimination	20.4 (7.3)	1363	−.017	−.085**	−.004	−.019	.011	−.009	1.000
8. Stress	4.6 (3.0)	1363	−.177**	.051	−.141**	−.165**	−.045	−.044	.148**	1.000
9. Depressive symptoms	5.7 (5.0)	1363	−.109**	.067*	−.174**	−.203**	−.102**	−.104**	.178**	.674**	1.000

^**p <. 01;

^*p < .05

Note.

Interrelations between participant characteristics were evaluated using Pearson correlations for continuous-continuous variable associations, Point-biserial correlations for continuous-binary associations, Spearman correlations for continuous-ordinal and ordinal-ordinal associations, Phi coefficients for binary-binary associations, and Rank biserial coefficient for ordinal-binary associations. Discrimination = Day-to-Day Unfair Treatment Scale; Stress = Perceived Stress Scale; Depressive symptoms = Center for Epidemiological Studies Depression 10-item scale. REF= Reference group.