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Published in final edited form as: Int J Soc Psychiatry. 2014 Jul 1;61(3):225–235. doi: 10.1177/0020764014540148

Table 2.

Interrelations among neighborhood and individual level sociodemographic factors and depression

	Education Level	Disease Severity	Perceived Social Support	Log Median Income	Log Female Headed Household	Log Percent Hispanic Density	Log Depression Severity
Age	−.01	.13^**	.05	.15^**	−.20^**	−.17^**	−.06
Education Level		−.12^**	.04	.27^**	−.52^**	−.48^**	−.13^**
Disease Severity			.02	−.05	.13^**	.06	.17^**
Perceived Social Support				.03	−.07	−.12^*	−.21^***
Log Median Income					−.48^**	−.50^**	−.15^**
Log Female Headed Household						.72^**	.18^***
Log Percent Hispanic Density							.15^**

p < .05

^**

p < .01

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p < .001