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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Child Dev. 2015 Jan 27;86(3):749–764. doi: 10.1111/cdev.12339

Table 4.

Spending Time Together with Out-group Friend(s) and Intergroup Attitudes

Feelings
Desire for social distance
Positive traits
Negative traits
White Latino White Latino White Latino White Latino
 Intercept 3.84(.09)*** 3.60 (.08)*** 2.33 (.07)*** 2.64 (.08)*** 3.66 (.06)*** 3.38 (.06)*** 2.58 (.06)*** 2.70 (.06)***
 Gender .26 (.15) .41 (.14)** −.34 (.12)** −.33 (.12)*** .02 (.09) .16 (.10) −.10 (0.15) −.12 (.09)
 Generation −.14 (.13) −.26 (.14) .12 (.11) .03 (.16) −.06 (.16) .05 (.09) .13 (.09) −.02 (.10)
 Parent Ed. −.04 (.05) −.05 (.05) −.06 (.04) .02 (.04) −.05 (.04) −.05 (.04) .06 (.04) .07 (.04)
 Southeast Asian −.24 (.26) .02 (.15) .05 (.14) −.02 (.24) −.07 (.20) −.07 (.14) .01 (.19) .07 (.24)
 East Asian −.37 (.19) −.54 (.15)*** .16 (.17) .43 (.21)* −.11 (.14) −.35 (.14)* .09(.16) .14 (.22)
 Friend .17 (.11) .16 (.21) −.26 (.08)** −.19 (.10)* .16 (.10) .06(.13) −.03 (.07) −.02(.09)
Variance component1 .02 .01 .02 .02 .00 .01 .00 .00
1

The amount of the variance in school mean attitude score

p < .10,

*

p < .05,

**

p < .01,

***

p < .001.