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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Feb 9.
Published in final edited form as: J Clin Psychol. 2012 Nov 2;69(4):397–414. doi: 10.1002/jclp.21936

Table 5.

Identity Confusion Mediation/Suppression Results for Each Ethnic-Generational Subgroup

Path a (PD-IC) Path b (IC-DS) Path c (PD-DS) Path c’ (PD-DS with IC in model)
β p β p β p β p
Asian American
 Immigrant .06 .33 .38 < .001 .07 .24 .04 .45
 Nonimmigrant .06 .16 .38 < .001 .14 .001 .12 .003
Black/African American
 Immigrant .01 .92 .48 < .001 .30 .004 .29 .001
 Nonimmigrant −.18 < .001 .50 < .001 .002 .97 .09 .03
Hispanic or Latino(a)
 Immigrant .17 .004 .51 < .001 .24 < .001 .14 .01
 Nonimmigrant .08 .01 .46 < .001 .15 < .001 .11 .001
White/European American
 Immigrant .17 .01 .46 < .001 .23 .002 .15 .03
 Nonimmigrant .22 < .001 .46 < .001 .25 < .001 .14 < .001 >

Note. PD = perceived discrimination; IC = identity confusion; DS = depressive symptoms.

Paths a, b, c, and c’ are illustrated in Figure 1.