Table 4.

Multivariate Analyses of Correlates of Psychiatric Distress in Jail-detained PLWHAs.

	β	99% CI	Standardized β
Distal
City Income Inequality Ranking (lower = higher inequality)	.004	[.002, .005]	.27***
City Health Ranking (higher = less healthy)	.002	[.002, .003]	.32***
Jail Accreditation: % with NCCHC	−.194	[−.302, −.085]	−.33***
Intermediate
City Danger Level Ranking (lower = more dangerous)	−.004	[−.005, −.002]	−.40***
Received Material Support from Family	.036	[−.003, .075]	.07
Satisfaction with Family	−.028	[−.041, −.0I4]	−.15***
Proximate
Gender: Female	.056	[.014, .098]	.10***
Sexual Orientation: Bisexual	.089	[.025, .153]	.10***
Education (years of school completed)	−.008	[−.017, .002]	−.06
Chronic Disease Severity, # of days out of 30	.004	[.003, .006]	.18***
Substance Abuse Severity, # of days out of 30	.002	[.001, .003]	.16***
HIV Marker (viral load ≤ 400)	.034	[−.007, .075]	.06

Note. N = 878. PLWHA = people living with HIV/AIDS; CI = confidence interval.

^***p < .001.

**p < .01. The table does not indicate p < .05 as p < .01 was used as the cutoff for analysis, in order to account for the number of statistical tests.