. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Aug 23.

Published in final edited form as: J Transcult Nurs. 2016 Apr 19;28(3):243–250. doi: 10.1177/1043659616644960

Table 1.

Demographics, Acculturation, and Acculturation Stress for Hispanic Mothers Divided by Separations.

	None (n = 328)		Adult child (n = 60)		Minor child (n = 37)

Variable	M	SD	M	SD	M	SD	Wald χ²
Age	37.77	7.79	44.97	4.21	36.57	7.14	26.07^***
Education (years)	13.08	3.35	13.25	4.18	12.35	3.40	0.85
Years in United States	12.78	10.8	9.38	9.21	6.41	5.94	21.93^***
Number of people living on income	3.30	1.20	2.30	0.93	2.32	1.13	25.62^***
Acculturation (Americanism)	2.36	0.75	1.87	0.70	1.92	0.59	15.67^***
Acculturation (Hispanicism)	3.54	0.44	3.65	0.32	3.75	0.29	10.64^**
Born in United States, n (%)	18 (5)		1 (2)		0 (0)		3.63
Family income (>$2000 per month), n (%)	102 (31)		12 (20)		5 (14)		7.32^*
Acculturation stress
Occupational/economic	2.83	2.37	4.22	2.75	4.19	3.01	19.82^***
Marital	3.66	2.95	4.47	3.03	3.62	2.76	3.38
Immigration	4.34	3.62	6.30	3.92	7.12	4.43	20.51^***
Family/cultural	3.24	3.11	3.97	2.82	3.00	2.66	2.52

Note. The values in bold are statistically significant.

p < .05.

^**

p < .01.

^***

p < .001.