Table 3.

Regression coefficients (β), confidence intervals (CI), total percent of variance accounted for (R²), and change in percent of independent variance accounted for by perceived micro discriminations and macro discriminations regressed separately on psychological distress, quality of life, and recovery capital.

	≤ 5 Years since resolution of alcohol or other drug problem				> 5 Years since resolution of alcohol or other drug problem
	β	95% CI	Total R²	Change in R²	β	95% CI	Total R²	Change in R²
Psychological Distress
Micro discrimination	.45	.35, .55	.36	.19^*	.27	.18, .36	.22	.06^*
Macro discrimination	.59	.45, .73	.33	.16^*	.51	.31, .70	.22	.06^*
Quality of Life
Micro discrimination	−.41	−.57,−.26	.20	.11^*	−.23	−.34.−.14	.12	.03^*
Macro discrimination	−.49	−.76,−.21	.17	.08^*	−.46	−.63,−.28	.12	.03^*
Recovery Capital
Micro discrimination	−.33	−.54,−.12	.10	.04^*	−.21	−.38,−.05	.06	.01^*
Macro discrimination	−.68	−.97,−.40	.14	.08^*	−.28	−.61, .05	.06	.01

Note. All six models were run separately and adjusted for severity indicators: number of problem substances in lifetime, age of onset for regular weekly use, primary substance alcohol versus other drugs, ever received substance use disorder diagnosis from healthcare provider, ever received mental health diagnosis from healthcare provider, ever utilized treatment or recovery support services, and number of years since problem resolution.

Statistically significant at the .01 level.