Does a lower self-concept contribute to mental health disparities of diverse immigrant youth from middle childhood to late adolescence?

Table 3 Correlation matrix of depression, anxiety, self-concept, age, sex, SES and migration status

Variable	Depression	Anxiety	Self-concept	Age	Sex	SES	Migration
Depression	1
Anxiety	0.697	1
Self-Concept	− 0.456	− 0.283	1
Age	0.022	− 0.003	− 0.144	1
Sex	− 0.189	− 0.196	0.128	0.025	1
SES	− 0.082	− 0.100	0.112	− 0.074	0.095	1
Migration	− 0.069	− 0.116	0.000	− 0.008	− 0.04	0.217	1

SES, parental highest socio-economic status. Dichotomous variables (Sex, Migration) compared to metric variables using point-biserial correlation. Categorical Variable (SES, 4 groups) compared to metric variables using biserial correlation. Dichotomous and categorical variables compared to each other using Cramer’s V

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