Table 4.

Mean urban stressor values by level of religious and neighborhood social capital indicators.

Religious Social Capital				Neighborhood Social Capital
	Yes = high social capital	No = low social capital	p-value		Yes = high social capital	No = low social capital	p-value
Regular religious service attendance	22.94	18.94	0.07
Structural social capital
Were able to name their place of worship	22.06	18.75	0.13	Active in Group	19.62	21.31	0.41
Know by name more than 5 people in church	21.68	19.42	0.34	Knows by name more than 5 people in neighborhood	19.79	21.32	0.5
Socializes more than once/month with other church members	25.2	18.67	0.01	Socializes more than once/ month w/neighbors	19.72	22.6	0.24
Values and norms
Agree that members share same values	20.8	19.89	0.67	Agree that neighbors share values	18.72	26.5	0.01
Bonding trust
Agree that members can generally be trusted	22.43	18.52	0.07	Agree that people in neighborhood can generally be trusted	19.35	29	<0.01
Agree that their religious leaders can generally be trusted	22.09	18.85	0.14	Agree that political leaders from this neighborhood can be trusted	17.92	22.73	0.03
Agree that if you put your faith in God, things will turn out for the best	22.33	18.25	0.05
Bridging trust
Trust people with different beliefs	19.46	21.3	0.36
Social support
Rely on members for support	21.09	19.61	0.48	Rely on neighbors for support	19.86	20.46	0.79
				Rely on family/friends for support	22.12	18.58	0.09