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. 2021 Feb 23;9(1):156–164. doi: 10.1007/s40615-020-00939-9

Table 2.

COVID-19 impact disparities by race and ideology

Independent variable
Impact (DV) Intercept Black Ideology Interaction
Directa
  Diagnosed 3.07** 1.15** 0.85
  Unemployedb 2.36** 1.07 0.76
Perceived
  Economy 2.93** − 0.10** − 0.00 0.01
  Health 2.54** 0.19** 0.14** − 0.12**
  Seriousness 1.87** 0.29** 0.19** − 0.16**
Political
  President 2.12** − 0.63** − 0.44** 0.27**
  Federal 2.00** − 0.09 − 0.18** 0.06
  Governor 2.48** 0.71** 0.38** − 0.24**
  State 2.13** 0.53** 0.13** − 0.12*
  Local 2.53** 0.38** 0.09** − 0.07
Behavioral
  Mask 2.86** 0.48** 0.16** − 0.07
  Stay-at-home 2.34** 0.35** 0.24** − 0.19**

Rows represent separate models (DVs), and columns represent independent variable effects. All models control for sex, age, age2, and education.

**P < 0.01, *P < 0.05

aBinary outcomes; reported values are odds ratios

bEstimated on subsample of 446 who were employed pre-COVID