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Table 2.

Prevalence of Discriminatory Experiences: Total Sample, and by Chinatown Residence, Acculturation Levels, and Recency of Immigration

Discriminatory Situations	Total Sample (%)	Chinatown		Acculturation		Recency of Immigration
Discriminatory Situations	Total Sample (%)	Inside (%)	Outside (%)	High^a (%)	Low^a (%)	Not Recent^b (%)	Recent^b (%)
At school	0.5	0.6	0.5	1.6^d	0.2	0.6^e	0.4
Getting hired	1.7	1.6	1.7	4.5^d	0.8	2.6^e	0.8
At work	8.0	7.3	9.1	13.2^d	6.4	11.2^e	5.1
Getting housing	1.2	1.0	1.4	2.5^d	0.8	1.8^e	0.6
Getting medical care	2.6	2.1^c	3.5	4.5^d	2.1	2.7	2.6
In store/restaurant	3.2	2.1^c	4.6	6.2^d	2.3	4.1^e	2.4
Getting bank loan	0.2	0.2	0.3	0.6^d	0.1	0.4^e	0.1
On street/in public place	10.7	9.9	11.8	15.9^d	9.1	11.4	10.0
From police/in court	0.9	0.6^c	1.3	1.6^d	0.6	1.2	0.6
Any of the above	21.5	18.8^c	25.3	32.7^d	18.2	24.6^e	18.7

Notes: ^aHigh = above the sample mean on the PINE Acculturation Scale; low = below or equal to the sample mean.

^bNot recent = above the sample mean on years in United States; recent = below the sample mean.

^cSignificantly different from the subsample living outside Chinatown at p < .05.

^dSignificantly different from the subsample with low acculturation levels at p < .05.

^eSignificantly different from the recent immigrant subsample at p < .05.