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Published in final edited form as: Psychiatr Serv. 2012;63(5):438–444. doi: 10.1176/appi.ps.201100397

Table 4.

Correlations between community integration and demographic, housing, and clinical variables of 64 persons in the community sample

Variable	Sex	Race-ethnicity	Education	Age	Monthly income	Length of time in residence	CSI^a	CES-D^b	Integration
Variable	Sex	Race-ethnicity	Education	Age	Monthly income	Length of time in residence	CSI^a	CES-D^b	Physical	Social
Sex (0=male, 1=female)	—
Race-ethnicity (0=all others, 1=African American)	.058	—
Education	.021	.217	—
Age	−.085	.180	.034	—
Monthly income	−.186	.004	.259^*	.241^†	—
Length of time in residence	−.160	−.110	.106	.131	.103	—
CSI^a	.097	−.053	−.297^*	−.221^†	−.029	.090	—
CES-D^b	−.002	−.034	−.014	.060	−.156	.062	.642^*	—
Community integration
Physical integration	−.166	−.173	.025	−.091	−.051	.038	−.014	.081	—
Social integration	−.107	−.150	−.067	.219^†	.115	.209^†	−.219^†	−.016	.364^*	—
Citizenship	.189	−.212	.008	.005	.002	.135	−.223^†	−.122	.424^*	.541^*

Colorado Symptom Index

Center for Epidemiologic Studies–Depression Scale (not including positively worded items)

p<.05

^†

p<.1