Table 4.

Demographic Predictors of Youth and Mother Exposure to 9/11

	Youth exposure to 9/11			Mother exposure to 9/11
	Direct	Family and friend	Media	Direct	Family and friend	Media
Adolescent’s age	.02	−.03	−.02	.09	.01	.10
Adolescent’s gendera	.17***	.15**	.08	.04	.02	.00
Adolescent is immigrant	−.04	−.08	−.01	.05	−.07	.08
One or both parents are immigrants	.04	.05	.06	−.04	−.03	−.01
Is African Americanb	−.24**	−.31***	.03	−.09	−.24**	.17*
Is Hispanic Americanb	−.20**	−.35***	.10	−.13	−.23*	.14
Is of another race or ethnicityb	−.09	−.08	.06	−.05	−.15*	.04
Mother’s age	−.03	.01	.02	−.03	−.03	.08
Mother is married	−.05	.02	.06	−.07	.06	.08
Mother’s level of education	−.02	−.02	−.04	−.01	.11*	.06
Mother is employed	.04	−.06	.05	.09	.06	.04
Time between 9/11 and the interviewb	−.01	−.00	.09	−.07	.08	−.09
RCCP intervention—Lessons	.08	.02	.02	.06	.10	.08
RCCP intervention—Staff development	−.09	−.01	−.03	−.09	−.09	−.15*
R2	.06	.08	.04	.04	.10	.05
F	1.68	2.31**	1.14	1.15	2.96***	1.36
df	14, 373	14, 373	14, 373	14, 369	14, 369	14, 369

^a0 = male, 1 = female.

^bThese characteristics were for youth in the models predicting youth exposure, and for parents in the models predicting parent exposure. European Americans are the reference category for the race-ethnicity variables.

^*p < .05.

^**p < .01.

^***p < .001.