Table 4.
Effects of Discrimination, Victimization, Connectedness, and LGBTQ Affirmation on Depression and Alcohol
| Depression | Alcohol | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B | SE | β | B | SE | β | |
| Step 1a, c | ||||||
| Discrimination | .172 | .047 | .123*** | .030 | .039 | .029 |
| Victimization | .142 | .066 | .069* | .215 | .056 | .141*** |
| Connectedness | −1.370 | .101 | −.420*** | .243 | .085 | .100** |
| LGBTQ Affirm | −.030 | .049 | −.018 | −.064 | .041 | −.053 |
| Step 2b | ||||||
| Victim*LGBTQ | −.032 | .015 | −.064* | --- | --- | --- |
Note.
p <.05
p <.01
p <.001.
All models controlled for age, gender, race, study-site, and sexual orientation. Backward stepwise procedures were used to remove non-significant interactions from models.
Depression model: F(9,808) = 37.03, R2 = .284, p <.001
Depression model: F(1,807) = 4.72, ΔR2 =.004, p = .030
Alcohol model: F(9,808) = 9.92, R2 = .089, p <.001