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Published in final edited form as: Int J Behav Dev. 2012;36(6):430–439. doi: 10.1177/0165025412448605

Table 2.

Mean differences between acculturation clusters on demographic characteristics and psychological functioning

	Psychologically-behaviorally integrated (cluster 1) (N = 27) M (SD)	Psychologically-behaviorally assimilated (cluster 2) (N = 5) M (SD)	Psychologically-behaviorally undifferentiated (cluster 3) (N = 22) M (SD)	Psychologically-behaviorally separated (cluster 4) (N = 29) M (SD)
Age at immigration (years)	25.71 (5.35)	9.27 (10.46)	29.47 (5.13)	30.05 (4.80)
	F(3, 76) = 21.84, p < .01; f = .91
Maternal education
Bachelor's degree	5.0 (19%)	—	5.0 (25%)	14.0 (54%)
Graduate degree	21.0 (81%)		15.0 (75%)	12.0 (46%)
	χ² (2, N = 72) = 7.88, p < .05; ϕ = .33
Depressive symptoms	5.26 (6.53)	—	4.23 (5.82)	8.29 (6.47)
	F(2,74) = 3.02, p < .05, f = .28
Psychological well-being	85.30 (10.42)	—	86.82 (7.20)	76.41 (9.67)
	F(2, 75) = 9.73, p < .001, f = .50

*p < .05

**p < .01

***p < .001.