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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Cancer Epidemiol. 2016 Aug 17;44:101–108. doi: 10.1016/j.canep.2016.07.007

Figure 1. Patterns of SES Factor Scores Across SES Clusters.

Figure 1

Factor 1: Community-level greater rates of poverty, lower income, lack of higher education, greater unemployment and lower rates of immigration within the past year. Factor 2: Greater rates of language isolation, foreign-born status, crowding, education at or below the high school level, but higher rates of residential stability within the state during the past year. Factor 3: Greater rates of housing instability and country in the past year. Factor 4: Greater rates of housing stability.

Cluster 1: low economic and educational disadvantage (low poverty, higher education), immigration-related features (language isolation, foreign-born status, crowding) and residential instability; Cluster 2: high proportion of immigration-related features, residential instability, moderately high rates of economic and educational disadvantage; Cluster 3: highest proportion of economic and educational disadvantage, low rates of residential instability; Cluster 4: low rates of economic and educational disadvantage, immigration-related features, greatest rates of housing instability, immigration, but low rates of moving within the state across counties; Cluster 5: lowest levels of immigration-related factors, high rates of housing instability, moderately low economic and educational disadvantage; Cluster 6: high economic and educational disadvantage, immigration-related features, housing instability; Cluster 7: the lowest economic and educational disadvantage, high immigration-related features, moderate housing instability.