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. 2013 Dec;103(Suppl 2):S248–S254. doi: 10.2105/AJPH.2013.301335

TABLE 2—

Bivariate Associations Between Baseline Factors and Homelessness in the Next Year: National Post-Deployment Adjustment Survey Longitudinal Sample, United States, 2009–2011

Factor at Baseline No. Homelessness at Follow-Up, No. (%) χ2 P
Age 5.68 .001
 ≥ median 439 12 (2.84)
 < median 428 27 (6.21)
Education > high school 1.07 .3
 No 153 9 (6.13)
 Yes 713 30 (4.21)
History of previous arrests 22.83 < .001
 No 713 21 (2.98)
 Yes 153 18 (11.85)
Combat > median 10.20 .001
 No 441 10 (2.32)
 Yes 425 29 (6.85)
Alcohol misuse 9.05 .001
 No 656 22 (3.34)
 Yes 211 18 (8.30)
Drug misuse 6.38 .01
 No 834 35 (4.19)
 Yes 32 4 (13.67)
Probable PTSD 21.74 < .001
 No 711 21 (3.00)
 Yes 155 18 (11.61)
Probable depression 30.45 < .001
 No 676 17 (2.48)
 Yes 190 23 (11.91)
Bipolar disorder 18.01 < .001
 No 802 30 (3.69)
 Yes 64 10 (15.14)
Annual income ≥ $50 000 24.63 < .001
 No 373 32 (8.59)
 Yes 494 7 (1.49)
Money mismanagement 39.69 < .001
 No 605 10 (1.61)
 Yes 262 30 (11.32)

Note. NS = nonsignificant; PTSD = posttraumatic stress disorder. The sample size was n = 1090. The weighted sample size was n = 866.