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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Adolesc Health. 2019 Jul 11;65(4):483–490. doi: 10.1016/j.jadohealth.2019.04.029

Table 4:

Results from Multivariable Logistic Regression Model with Interaction Term Exploring How Gender Affirmation Moderates the Relationship Between Anticipated Stigma and Delayed/Non-Use of Healthcare in the Last 6 Months Among Black Transgender and Gender Diverse Youth in the United States (n=110)

OR 95% CI p-value
Gender affirmation 2.88 0.33,25.19 0.339
Anticipated stigma 7.48 1.60,35.00 0.011*
Gender affirmation x Anticipated stigma 0.13 0.02,0.68 0.016*
Enacted stigma 0.42 0.15,1.16 0.092
Age 1.03 0.79,1.35 0.813
High school education 1.55 0.32,7.60 0.588
Gender identity
Trans-feminine referent
Trans-masculine 3.50 0.59,20.78 0.169
Gender diverse 1.95 0.53,7.14 0.315
Systematic vulnerability 0.90 0.53,1.54 0.695
Health coverage 0.50 0.12,2.01 0.328
HIV status 0.72 0.22,2.39 0.597
Depressive symptomatology 3.19 0.95,10.67 0.060
*

p<0.05

OR = Odds Ratio; 95% CI = 95% Confidence Interval