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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Aging Ment Health. 2022 Jun 24;27(6):1077–1085. doi: 10.1080/13607863.2022.2084506

Table 2.

Results of Negative Binomial Regressions on Depression among the PINE Respondents

Model 1 Model 2 Model 3 Model 4

β β β β

Chinatown residence −.108 −.093 −.139* −.137
Control variables
 Age .005 .005 .003 .001
 Women .216** .254*** .268*** .273***
 Married −.226** −.285** −.176* −.240*
 Preferred language a
  Cantonese −.555*** −.515*** −.698*** −.682***
  Taishanese −.697*** −.636*** −.806*** −.881***
 Education −.009 −.011 −.003 −.004
 Material hardship .781*** .764*** .690*** .685***
 Any ADL difficulties .583*** .607*** .496*** .517***
 Any IADL difficulties .567*** .544*** .528*** .509***
 Years in the United States .002 −.001 .008* .008*
 Family-oriented migration .106 .098 .060 .056
 Level of acculturation .004 −.001 .001 −.002
Family-level social capital
 Living arrangement b
  Living with spouse only .087 .100
  Multigeneration household .081 .022
  Others −.109 −.132
 Strong family support −.249*** −.176**
Neighborhood-level social capital
 Strong friend support −.169* −.116
 Social engagement −.050*** −.049***
 Neighborhood cohesion −.088* −.092*
 Neighborhood environment −.030*** −.029***
 Years in the neighborhood −.014*** −.014***

Note:

a.

Reference is Mandarin

b.

Reference is living alone

p<.01

*

p < .05

**

p < .01

***

p < .001