Table 3.

Proportion of African American Men Endorsing Low Versus High Levels of Psychosocial Resources Across Latent Classes, Nashville Stress and Health Study (2011–2014; N = 283).

Psychosocial Resources	Class 1 a (n = 90)	Class 2 (n = 37)	Class 3 (n = 58)	Class 4 (n = 98)	p value
Coping strategies
John Henryism
Low	19.51	11.05	68.59	50.63	p < .001
High	80.49	88.95	31.41	16.09
Religious coping
Low	98.54	7.10	84.06	75.38	p < .001
High	1.46	99.29	15.94	24.62
Sense of control
Personal mastery
Low	23.56	66.84	77.35	31.51	p < .01
High	76.44	33.16	22.65	68.49
Divine Control
Low	34.21	100.00	49.90	88.14	p < .001
High	65.79	0.00	50.10	11.86
Racial identity
Racial centrality
Low	0.00	7.95	1.22	59.58	p < .001
High	100.00	92.05	98.78	40.42
Closeness to other Black people
Low	47.40	42.77	9.13	98.16	p < .001
High	52.60	57.23	90.87	1.84
Social support
Family support
Low	33.19	51.87	67.74	57.18	p = .07
High	66.81	48.13	32.26	42.82
Friend support
Low	19.50	18.54	97.87	65.16	p < .001
High	80.50	81.46	2.13	34.84

Note. Weighted proportions are presented.

^aClass 1 is the reference category.