Table 4.

SRH and Actual Neighborhood Crime.

	Excellent SRH versus Poor SRH			Excellent SRH versus Average SRH
Variables	OR	95% CI	p value	OR	95% CI	p value
Demographic
Race
White	1.00	Reference		1.00	Reference
Black	0.64	[0.25, 1.63]	.35	0.56	[0.24, 1.31]	.18
Gender
Male	1.00	Reference		1.00	Reference
Female	0.64	[0.25, 1.65]	.35	0.74	[0.31, 1.67]	.44
Social/economic
Marital status
Singlea	1.06	[0.45, 2.50]	.84	1.29	[0.59, 2.83]	.52
Married	1.00	Reference		1.00	Reference
Education
<High School	6.39	[1.38, 29.64]	.02	3.32	[0.93, 11.81]	.06
High School graduate	5.29	[1.54, 18.18]	<.01	1.62	[0.61, 4.44]	.33
College/Associate deg.	2.42	[0.66, 8.94]	.18	1.13	[0.41, 3.13]	.80
Bachelor’s and above	1.00	Reference		1.00	Reference
Neighborhood environment
Social support	0.90	[0.66, 1.19]	.44	0.80	[0.60, 1.06]	.11
Social participation	1.19	[0.87, 1.62]	.28	0.96	[0.73, 1.26]	.96
Racism (chronic stress)	1.03	[0.89, 1.18]	.68	1.09	[0.96, 1.22]	.18
Actual crime rate
High	0.73	[0.22, 2.43]	.61	0.87	[0.30, 2.50]	.80
Moderate	1.19	[0.47, 3.05]	.71	1.24	[0.41, 3.74]	.70
Low	1.00	Reference		1.00	Reference
Health outcome
Psychological conditions	3.18	[1.69, 5.97]	<.001	1.65	[0.87, 3.14]	.13
Chronic conditions	2.95	[1.89, 4.61]	<.001	1.37	[0.92, 2.04]	.13
N	213

Note. SRH = self-rated health; OR = odds ratio; CI = confidence interval.

^aSingle also includes widowed, separated, and divorced participants.