Table 3.

Linear Regression of Psychological Distress and Logistic Regression of Suicidality.

	Psychological Distress		Suicide Ideation, Ever		Suicide Attempt, Ever
	β	SE	OR	(95% CI)	OR	(95% CI)
Bisexual	0.32***	0.08	1.60*	(1.08, 2.35)	1.40†	(0.94, 2.08)
Other	0.30**	0.10	2.74***	(1.61, 4.67)	1.68*	(1.01, 2.79)
Childhood GNC	0.01	0.03	1.18*	(1.00, 1.38)	1.03	(0.99, 1.09)
Childhood maltreatment	0.20***	0.03	1.53***	(1.27, 1.84)	1.37***	(1.25, 1.50)
Male	−0.05	0.07	1.21	(0.87, 1.68)	0.90	(0.64, 1.27)
Black	−0.13	0.10	0.52**	(0.32, 0.82)	0.88	(0.53, 1.47)
Hispanic	−0.13	0.10	0.50**	(0.30, 0.81)	0.71	(0.40, 1.23)
Multiethnic/multiracial	0.05	0.09	0.96	(0.60, 1.54)	1.06	(0.71, 1.60)
Older generation	−0.62***	0.07	0.50***	(0.35, 0.73)	0.76	(0.51, 1.14)
Middle generation	−0.41***	0.08	0.51***	(0.35, 0.73)	0.60**	(0.41, 0.88)
Upper income	−0.35***	0.09	0.73	(0.49, 1.07)	0.76	(0.48, 1.19)
Middle income	−0.23***	0.08	1.12	(0.76, 1.65)	0.85	(0.59, 1.22)

Note. Reference groups are lesbian/gay for sexual orientation, female for sex, White for ethnicity/race, younger cohort for generation, and lower income for income group. Not shown are tests of three-way interactions predicting each mental health outcome and involving sexual orientation (SO) by childhood gender nonconformity (GNC) by sex and SO by maltreatment by sex. These nonsignificant interactions were adjusted by all possible two-way interactions among SO, childhood GNC, maltreatment, and sex, as well as their main effects. The two-way interactions also were examined after adjusting for the main effects. Only 1 of the 15 two-way interactions, SO by GNC, was significant. For all interactions, adjustments were made for sex, ethnicity/race, generations, and income groups.

^†p < .10

^*p< .05

^**p < .01

^***p < .001.