Table 7.
Moderated-mediation model of the association between exposure, contact-quantity and -quality, and inter-group attitudes across neighbourhoods
| Model type | M1 | |
|---|---|---|
| SEM (OLS) | ||
| Outcome | Quantity of neighbourhood mixing | Feeling thermometer |
| Neighbourhood diversity | 0.316*** | −1.863+ |
| (0.055) | (0.953) | |
| Quantity of neighbourhood mixing | −2.712 | |
| (1.905) | ||
| Enjoyment of neighbourhood mixing | −0.131 | |
| (1.388) | ||
| Quantity × enjoyment | 1.412* | |
| (0.595) | ||
| Constant | 1.917*** | 47.251*** |
| (0.442) | (8.923) | |
| Effect | Point estimates | Bias-corrected confidence intervals 95% confidence intervals | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Indirect effect: minimum contact-quality | −0.994 | [−2.054 | 0.066] |
| (0.541) | |||
| Indirect effect via maximum contact-quality | 0.894 | [0.206 | 1.782] |
| (0.402) | |||
Significance levels: + < 0.1; * 0.05; ** 0.01; * 0.05; ** 0.01; *** 0.001; models contain all individual-level and community-level co-variates (although not shown); clustered standard error; unstandardized coefficients; *, **, ** used within the tables themselves to signify different levels of statistical significance of the coefficients
Unstandardized coefficients are shown, and bootstrap standard errors are given in parentheses; When confidence intervals do not include zero, value of the indirect effect is significant at the p ≤ 0.05 level; all results were controlled for individual-level and community-level covariates