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Table 1 Characteristics of the Study Sample by Mental Health Outcome Status in the Latino Health and Well-Being Study, N = 593

From: Social support and strain and emotional distress among Latinos in the northeastern United States

 

Depressive Symptoms

Anxiety Symptoms

Ataque de Nervios

 

Yes

n = 253

No

n = 340

Yes

n = 130

No

n = 463

Yes

n = 162

No

n = 431

 

n (%)

n (%)

n (%)

n (%)

n (%)

n (%)

Age group

      

21–34

75 (29.6%)

106 (31.2%)

41 (31.5%)

140 (30.2%)

53 (32.7%)

128 (29.7%)

35–54

96 (37.9%)

109 (32.1%)

48 (36.9%)

157 (33.9%)

62 (38.3%)

143 (33.2%)

55 + 

82 (32.4%)

125 (36.8%)

41 (31.5%)

166 (35.9%)

47 (29%)

160 (37.1%)

Gender

      

Male

100 (39.5%)

189 (55.6%)

54 (41.5%)

235 (50.8%)

68 (42%)

221 (51.3%)

Female

153 (60.5%)

151 (44.4%)

76 (58.5%)

228 (49.2%)

94 (58%)

210 (48.7%)

Place of Birth

      

Dominican Republic

160 (63.2%)

254 (74.7%)

76 (58.5%)

338 (73%)

102 (63%)

312 (72.4%)

Puerto Rico

47 (18.6%)

38 (11.2%)

21 (16.2%)

64 (13.8%)

33 (20.4%)

52 (12.1%)

Continental U.S

29 (11.5%)

17 (5%)

22 (16.9%)

24 (5.2%)

19 (11.7%)

27 (6.3%)

Other

17 (6.7%)

31 (9.1%)

11 (8.5%)

37 (8%)

8 (4.9%)

40 (9.3%)

Perceived income

      

Not enough money

159 (62.8%)

129 (37.9%)

94 (72.3%)

194 (41.9%)

89 (54.9%)

199 (46.2%)

Just enough/more than enough

94 (37.2%)

211 (62.1%)

36 (27.7%)

269 (58.1%)

73 (45.1%)

232 (53.8%)

Education level

      

 < High school

109 (43.1%)

135 (39.7%)

54 (41.5%)

190 (41%)

67 (41.4%)

177 (41.1%)

High school graduate

79 (31.2%)

96 (28.2%)

45 (34.6%)

130 (28.1%)

49 (30.2%)

126 (29.2%)

Some college/college graduate

65 (25.7%)

109 (32.1%)

31 (23.8%)

143 (30.9%)

46 (28.4%)

128 (29.7%)