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Table 2.

Significant Interaction Effects across Regression Analyses

African American participants
Significant interaction effects	b	se	p	η²_partial
Discrimination Made Life Harder × Sex ^*	0.25	.11	.022	.03
Discrimination Made Life Harder × SES ^*	0.27	.11	.020	.03
Racial Discrimination × Sex ^*	0.14	.06	.020	.03
Racial Discrimination × SES ^**	0.18	.06	.005	.05
Gender Discrimination × Sex ^*	0.20	.08	.010	.04
Sources of Discrimination × Age ^*	0.002	.001	.032	.03
White participants
Significant interaction effects ^a	b	se	p	η²_partial
Racial Discrimination × Age × Sex ^*	−.04	.02	.021	.04

Note.

p < .05

^**

p < .01. Variables are the highest-order significant interaction effects from regression models. See Tables A.2, A.3, A.4, A.5, and A.7 for complete results from each regression model.