Table 2.

Depressive Symptoms Regressed on Major and Everyday Discrimination among African American Men, Nashville Stress and Health Study (2011–2014; N = 296)

	Model 1	Model 2	Model 3
Major discrimination
Low (Ref.)
Moderate	1.09 (1.90)		0.61 (1.80)
High	2.66 (1.66)		0.35 (1.80)
Everyday discrimination
Low (Ref.)
Moderate		4.57 (1.48)**	4.43 (1.83)**
High		9.93 (1.66)***	9.94 (1.42)***
Age
Young (under 40 years; Ref.)
Middle-aged (40–54 years)	0.24 (1.73)	1.32 (1.28)	1.27 (1.44)
Older (55+ years)	−3.27 (1.30)**	−1.16 (1.32)	−1.13 (1.30)
Marital status
Married (Ref.)
Never married	−0.33 (1.63)	−0.43 (1.35)	−0.52 (1.29)
Other	−0.32 (2.39)	−0.80 (2.24)	−0.87 (2.15)
Education
Less than high school (Ref.)
High school graduate	−2.62 (2.17)	−1.95 (2.33)	−1.96 (2.37)
Some college	−2.05 (1.21)	−2.22 (1.02)*	−2.17 (1.09)*
College graduate or higher	−6.04 (1.41)***	−4.94 (1.75)**	−5.02 (1.62)**
Occupational prestige	−0.03 (0.03)	−0.02 (0.03)	−0.02 (0.03)
Intercept	15.62 (1.85)***	10.71 (1.39)***	10.67 (1.45)***
F	5.87***	11.07***	11.04***
R 2	0.11	0.27	0.27

Note: Ref. = referent category; standard errors are included in parentheses.

*p < .05; **p < .01; ***p < .001.