Table 5.

Path model for socioeconomic status and psychosocial stress in mediating the Hispanic and nH White disparity in psychosocial stress in the Breast Cancer Care in Chicago

	Pychological consequences			Perceived stress			Loneliness
	Value	p value	p value	Value	p value	p value	Value	p value	p value
Total association (fully standardized)	0.112	0.001	0.001	0.138		< 0.0001	0.150		< 0.0001
Proportion mediated	80%	0.006	0.01	44%	0.002	0.002	98%	0	< 0.0001
Through SES
Overall	69%	0.018	0.02	46%	0.003	0.003	94%	0	< 0.0001
Via unmet needs	33%	0.116	0.12	15%	0.014	0.01	67%	0.001	0.001
Not via unmet needs	36%	0.013	0.01	31%	0.003	0.003	26%	0.003	0.003
Through unmet needs			0.00
Overall	47%	0.003	0.00	28%	0.012	0.01	31%	0.002	0.002
Through individual unmnt needs			0.00
Emotional	25%	0.014	0.01	17%	0.013	0.01	19%	0.008	0.01
Spiritual	7%	0.123	0.12	5%	0.128	0.13	3%	0.206	0.21
Informational	8%	0.104	0.10	− 4%	0.229	0.23	1%	0.586	0.59
Financial	6%	0.139	0.14	6%	0.117	0.12	4%	0.169	0.17
Practical	3%	0.328	0.33	4%	0.297	0.30	4%	0.281	0.28

Estimates and p values are suppressed when the proportion mediated is < 5% or the corresponding p value > 0.20