Table 1.

Descriptive statistics and bivariate correlations among study variables.

Variable	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11
1.Depressive symptoms	–
2.Anxiety symptoms	.758**	–
3.Resource loss	.221**	.165**	–
4.Perceived discrimination	.301**	.286**	.125*	–
5.Social support	−.277**	−.247**	−.111*	−.089	–
6.Age	−.029	−.033	.086	−.111	.136*	–
7.Sex (0 = male, 1 = female)	−.043	−.066	−.100	−.095	.018	−.108	–
8.Education (0 = below bachelor’s degree, 1 = bachelor’s degree and above)	−.169**	−.153**	.047	−.042	.116*	.087	−.130	–
9.Marital status (0 = not married, 1 = married)	−.036	.036	.059	.006	.128*	.390**	−.058	.068	–
10.Employment (0 = unemployed, 1 = employed)	−.191**	−.176**	−.065	−.109	.073	.055	−.235**	−.232**	−.069	–
11.Income (0 = 240 US dollars and below, 1 = above 240 US dollars)	−.077	−.143**	.106	−.060	.187**	.142*	−.074	−.301**	−.001	.169**	–
N	344	343	345	293	332	273
M	1.24	1.37	1.56	2.05	4.39	33.40
SD	.78	.87	.33	.86	1.30	9.11
Range	0−3	0−3	.33−2	1−5	1−7	18−69
Skewness	.506	.390	−1.07	1.09	−.377	.541
Kurtosis	−.588	−.842	1.13	1.43	−.502	.336

Note: *p < .05, **p < .001.