Table 4.

The association of neighborhood stress with depressive symptoms (n = 306).

	Log (CES-D)
	eβ (95% CIs)
Neighborhood stress	.10 (.06, .15)***
Race/ethnicity
African American	Ref.
Hispanic	.11 (.03, .18)**
Age, years	.00 (−.003, .003)
Married/committed relationship	−.01 (−.07, .06)
Education
< High school	Ref.
High school graduate	.06 (−.04, .15)
>High school	.02 (−.06, .10)
Annual household income
< $15,000	Ref.
$15,000 – 25,000	−.03 (−.12, .06)
$25,000 – 35,000	−.06 (−.16, .04)
$35,000 – 45,000	−.02 (−.12, .08)
$45,000 – 60,000	−.15 (−.29, −.02)*
$60,000 – 75,000	−.07 (−.20, .04)
>$75,000	−.16 (−.27, −.05)**
Currently working	.00 (−.08, .06)
Breast cancer stage
Stage 0	Ref.
Stage I	.10 (−.03, .23)
Stage II	.13 (.00, .26)
Stage III	.07 (−.08, .21)
Chemotherapy	−.05 (−.12, .02)
Radiation	.04 (−.03, .11)

Abbreviations. CES-D, Center for Epidemiological Studies-Depression; CIs, confidence intervals.

Note.

^*p<.05,

^**p<.01,

^***p<.001