. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Sep 1.

Published in final edited form as: J Appl Gerontol. 2020 Aug 10;40(9):1051–1061. doi: 10.1177/0733464820946659

Table 1:

Average Quality of Life Scores for White and BIPOC Residents by Facility Type

	All Facilities		Low BIPOC Facility		High BIPOC Facility
	White	BIPOC	White	BIPOC	White	BIPOC
Satisfaction Score
Overall	79.517	73.203 ^***	80.036	73.466 ^***	74.022	72.983
Facility Environment	84.469	81.852 ^***	84.367	79.056 ^***	85.549	84.197
Attention	92.160	84.662 ^***	92.772	85.153 ^***	85.677	84.250
Food Enjoyment	81.610	69.439 ^***	82.400	71.996 ^***	73.248	67.295 ^**
Engagement	78.973	70.730 ^***	79.688	71.190 ^***	71.400	70.344
Negative Mood	65.269	62.549 ^***	65.811	62.511 ^**	59.533	62.581 ^**
Positive Mood	75.667	71.248 ^***	75.923	72.847 ^**	72.965	69.908 ^**
Sample Sizes	10455	671	9553	306	902	365

The following table reports the averages for each dependent variable by racial/ethnic group for all facilities, and those that have a low and high proportion of BIPOC residents. Scores are standardized to percentage points with larger values indicating greater quality of life (i.e., higher negative mood score means residents were lower on negative mood). The stars represent if there is a statistically significant difference between white and BIPOC residents within each facility type using a t-test.

BIPOC = Black, Indigenous and other Persons of Color

^***

< 1%

^**

< 5%

< 10%