Table 3.

Decomposition of associations between concentrated privilege (CP) and stress response latent variables: NSAHS, Black subsample (n = 627).

	Neuroendocrine stress response		Bodily pain		Diastolic blood pressure
Direct	−.369	(.121) **	.038	(.056)	.002	(.024)
Specific Indirect:
CP ➝ PD ➝	.042	(.041)	.033	(.016) *	.001	(.004)
CP ➝ GSS ➝	.029	(.024)	.006	(.006)	.005	(.003)
CP ➝ PD ➝ GSS ➝	.019	(.009) *	.004	(.003)	.003	(.002)
Total Indirect	.089	(.044) *	.043	(.014) **	.009	(.004) *
Total	−.280	(.132) *	.081	(.053)	.011	(.023)
Percent Mediated	24%		53%		82%

Notes: Unstandardized coefficients are reported with robust standard errors in parentheses. Systolic blood pressure is excluded because there were no significant paths (see Table 2). NSAHS = Nashville Stress and Health Study (2011-2014). PD = Perceived discrimination. GSS = Goal-striving stress.

^*p < .05

^**p < .01 (two-tailed).