MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER AND DYSTHYMIA AT THE INTERSECTION OF NATIVITY AND RACIAL-ETHNIC ORIGINS

. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Aug 1.

Published in final edited form as: J Immigr Minor Health. 2016 Aug;18(4):749–763. doi: 10.1007/s10903-015-0293-y

Odds ratios for selected pairwise comparisons of US-born and foreign-born (FB) respondents of different racial-ethnic origins

	Major depression^a				Change in major depression^b

	Model 1	Model 2	Model 3	Model 4	Model 1^c	Model 2^d
African US vs. FB	1.167	0.915	0.876	0.424***	0.524***	0.082***
Asian US vs. FB	3.223***	2.29***	2.165***	1.622***	2.104***	0.403
European US vs. FB	0.765***	0.764***	0.772**	1.122	1.219	0.8
Mexican US vs. FB	1.596***	1.056	1.068	0.46***	0.624***	0.056***
PR-US vs. PR-PR	0.397***	0.272***	0.258***	0.15***	0.136***	0.197***
Other Hispanic/Latino US vs. FB	2.642***	2.171***	2.064***	1.363**	1.433**	1.729

PR-US = US-born Puerto Rican; PR-PR = Puerto Rico-born

Acquired major depression

Persisting major depression