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Published in final edited form as: J Psychiatr Res. 2019 Sep 14;119:48–59. doi: 10.1016/j.jpsychires.2019.09.006

Table 3.

Bivariate and Multivariate Associations of Individual/household and Area-based SES Indicators with 12-Month DSM-IV Mood, Anxiety, Alcohol Use, and Drug Use Disorders (N=13,775)

Mood Disorders Anxiety Disorders Alcohol Abuse/ Dependence Disorders Drug Abuse/Dependence Disorders
Model a Model b Model a Model b Model a Model b Model a Model b
Indicator OR (95% CI) OR (95% CI) OR (95% CI) OR (95% CI) OR (95% CI) OR (95% CI) OR (95% CI) OR (95% CI)
Race/ethnicity
 Asian vs. White 0.61 (0.44,0.86)* 0.58(0.41,0.82) * 0.46 (0.36,0.61)*** 0.45(0.34,0.6)*** 0.45(0.23,0.89)* 0.48(0.24,0.97)* 0.63 (0.26,1.56) 0.73(0.28,1.86)
 Latino vs White 1.05 (0.82,1.33) 0.78(0.59,1.02) 0.84 (0.67,1.05) 0.63(0.49,0.8)** 0.82(0.51,1.31) 0.65(0.41,1.03) 0.64 (0.34,1.20) 0.50(0.26,0.95)*
 Black vs White 0.63 (0.51,0.78)*** 0.46(0.37,0.56)*** 0.71 (0.59,0.84)*** 0.53(0.44,0.64)*** 0.74(0.52,1.04) 0.61(0.43,0.87)* 0.92 (0.59,1.43) 0.84(0.54,1.32)
F3, p F3,137 = 10.23, <0.0001 F3,675986=20.26, <0.0001 F3,137 = 15.86, <0.0001 F3,625281.22=23.24,<0.0001 F3,137=2.32, 0.0781 F3,3121587.49=3.43,0.0162 F3,137=0.93, 0.4303 F3,1998674.95=1.52,0.2058
F2, p, F2,138 = 9.81, 0.0001 F2,446455=6.17, 0.0021 F2,138 = 12.85, <0.0001 F ,449464.35=3.66, 0.0256 F2,138=1.49, 0.2292 F2,2102020.32=0.37,0.6893 F2,138=0.94, 0.3927 F2,1300070.76=1.23,0.2935
Education
<HS vs College+ 1.89(1.45,2.46)*** 1.17(0.87,1.56) 1.88(1.53,2.32)*** 1.2(0.99,1.46) 2.08(1.23,3.5)* 2.39(1.33,4.31)* 2.72(1.4,5.31)* 2.17(1.05,4.48)*
HS vs College + 1.14(0.89,1.46 0.87(0.66,1.15) 1.21(0.97,1.5) 0.93(0.77,1.12) 1.54(1.03,2.31)* 1.76(1.10,2.81)* 1.82(0.94,3.51) 1.51(0.78,2.93)
Some college vs College+ 1.13(0.88,1.45 0.92(0.73,1.17) 1.18(0.93,1.49 0.98(0.79,1.20) 1.41(1.01,1.98)* 1.52(1.06,2.19)* 1.07(0.6,1.90) 0.95(0.53,1.70)
F3, p F3,1019918975.7=10.45, <0.0001 F3,997804=2.27, 0.0786 F3,5818773.67=18.29,0 F3,360635.76=3.1, 0.0257 F3,5096917537.9=2.88,0.0344 F3,2577703.12=3.08,0.0264 F3,163143502.1=3.61,0.0127 F3,1408098.47=2.06,0.1036
F2, p F2,424362718.81=13.15, <0.0001 F2,597033=3.09, 0.0454 F2,2437572.7=18.57,<0.0001 F2,239119.26=4.6, 0.0101 F2,7000592497.9=1.29,0.2745 F2,2200326.2=1.67,0.1886 F2,47502607.67=4.11,0.0164 F2,2409577.11=2.79,0.0615
Household Income
Poor (< 100% FPL) vs. High income 2.24(1.69,2.99)*** 1.61(1.14,2.26)* 2.26(1.74,2.93)*** 1.65(1.22,2.23)* 1.17(0.75,1.81) 0.97(0.6,1.59 1.52(0.8,2.88) 1.13(0.59,2.19)
Near Poor (100–199% FPL) vs. High income 1.61(1.21,2.13)* 1.22(0.90,1.65) 1.51(1.22,1.88)** 1.16(0.92,1.47) 1.27(0.87,1.85) 1.05(0.71,1.53 1.22(0.55,2.73) 0.90(0.40,2.02)
Middle Income (200–399% FPL) vs. High income 1.36(1.04,1.78)* 1.19(0.88,1.6) 1.33(1.11,1.58)* 1.16(0.96,1.4) 0.93(0.61,1.43) 0.85(0.55,1.31 1.11(0.57,2.18) 0.92(0.47,1.78)
F3, p F3,1763.53=10.71, <0.0001 F3,221.8=2.33, 0.0730 F3,3695.75=11.88,<0.0001 F3,2641.65=3.75, 0.0106 F3,1787.81=0.74, 0.5295 F3,1446.81=0.27, 0.8448 F3,1408.5=0.58, 0.6250 F3,1256.08=0.15,0.9274
F2, p F2,879.48=6.36, 0.0018 F2,577.74=1.97, 0.1399 F2,1718.73=10.79,<0.0001 F2,1176.15=4.58, 0.0104 F2,1069.26=0.77, 0.4615 F2,875.04=0.39, 0.6804 F2,616.63=0.41, 0.6653 F2,604.13=0.22, 0.8016
Community SSS 0.78 (0.75,0.82)*** 0.87 (0.82,0.92)*** 0.79 (0.77,0.83)*** 0.86 (0.81,0.92)*** 0.84 (0.77,0.91)*** 0.85(0.75,0.95)* 0.79 (0.69,0.91)* 0.81 (0.68,0.97)*
National SSS 0.77 (0.74,0.81)*** 0.87 (0.81,0.93)** 0.79 (0.76,0.83)*** 0.90 (0.83,0.97)* 0.89 (0.83,0.95)** 1.03(0.93,1.14) 0.82 (0.72,0.93)* 0.98 (0.83,1.16)
F3, p F2,19973=40.97, <0.0001 F2,81362.47=62.45, <0.0001 F2,69109.11=5.65, 0.0035 F2,19598.81=4.8,0.0082
F2, p F1,66098=0.00, 0.9875 F1,902021.75=0.4, 0.5261 F1,334498.89=3.87, 0.0492 F1,104571.84=1.47,0.2254
Residential Instability 1.12 (1.01,1.25)* 1.17 (1.08,1.27)** 1.07 (0.98,1.16) 1.10 (1.03,1.18)* 1.09 (0.95,1.24) 1.16 (1.01,1.33)* 0.89 (0.73,1.09) 0.94 (0.77,1.15)
Tract Level Gini Coefficient 1.13 (1.06,1.2)** 1.07 (1.00,1.14)* 1.12 (1.06,1.18)** 1.08 (1.01,1.15)* 1.06 (0.89,1.26) 1.03 (0.86,1.23) 1.00 (0.84,1.19) 1.00 (0.84,1.20)

Note:

a

OR = odds ratio; CI = confidence interval; SSS: Subjective Social Status; FPL: federal poverty line

b

Model a controlled for disorder type, age, sex, nativity

c

Model b controlled for disorder type, age, sex, nativity, race, education, income/poverty line, community SSS, national SSS, residential instability, and tract-level Gini Coefficient

d

The F-test is against the null hypothesis that the coefficients under consideration are identical between groups/models.

For example, an F test with 3 numerator degrees of freedom assesses whether the coefficients of less than high school education, high school education, and some college education differ from the reference of college and above education; an F test with 2 numerator degrees of freedom assesses whether the associations between the outcome and the 3 non-reference education categories differ significantly.

*

p ≦ .01

**

p ≦ .001

***

p ≦ .0001