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Published in final edited form as: J Abnorm Psychol. 2014 Nov 17;124(1):226–231. doi: 10.1037/a0038267

Table 4. Associations (Logit d) between Relationship Quality and Likelihood of a Substance-use or Any Axis-I Diagnosis.

	Any Substance use DO	Alcohol use DO	Drug use DO	Any Disorder

Overall samples
NSAL	-0.19^**	-0.25^**	-0.23^*	-0.31^**
NLAAS	-0.50^**	-0.56^**	-0.12	-0.27^**
NCS-R	-0.33^**	-0.46^**	-0.29^*	-0.45^**

Ethnicity/Race
NSAL
African American	-0.12	-0.18^*	-0.22^*	-0.39^**
Afro-Caribbean	-0.27	-0.57	-0.10	-0.39^**
NLAAS
Chinese	-0.99^A	-1.17^A	----	-0.40^*^A
Filipino	-0.27^A	-0.63^A	----	-0.22^A
Vietnamese	0.20^A	0.31^A	----	-0.26^A
All Other Asian	----	----	----	-0.40
Cuban	-0.48^A	-0.68	0.22^A	-0.28^*
Mexican	-0.50^*^A	-0.45^A	0.21^A	-0.30^**
Puerto Rican	-0.87^*^A	-0.70^*^A	----	-0.87
All other Hispanic	-0.76^A	0.76^A	----	-0.26^*
NSAL & NCS-R
White (NSAL)	----	----	----	-0.33^**
White (NCS-R)	-0.40^*	-0.54^**	-0.29	-0.28^**

Note. Dashes indicate that fewer than five participants reported being diagnosed with this disorder, so the analysis was not included in the results.

Results obtained with an n < 20 participants who reported being diagnosed with this disorder. NSAL = National Survey of American Life; NLAAS = National Latino and Asian American Study; NCS-R = National Comorbidity Survey Replication; DO = disorder.

p < .05,

^**

p < .01, two-tailed.