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Table 2 Results of linear regression models of mental health

From: Social integration and mental health of Somali refugees in the Netherlands: the role of perceived discrimination

 

Model 1

Model 2

 

B

(SE)

B

(SE)

Dutch language proficiency

1.389*

(0.561)

1.571**

(0.561)

Informal contact w/ natives

−0.641

(0.550)

−0.577

(0.546)

Perceived discrimination

  

−2.393**

(0.866)

Female

2.279

(2.038)

2.331

(2.022)

Age:

 15-24

Ref.

 

Ref.

 

 25-34

1.498

(3.021)

1.008

(2.998)

 35-44

0.677

(3.650)

−0.062

(3.627)

 45 and older

−2.542

(3.948)

−3.482

(3.927)

Educational attainment:

 Primary or less

Ref.

 

Ref.

 

 Lower secondary

2.998

(2.304)

3.208

(2.279)

 Higher secondary or tertiary

−1.302

(2.454)

−0.587

(2.447)

Partner in the Netherlands

4.552*

(2.054)

3.969†

(2.049)

Has children

−1.651

(2.299)

−1.696

(2.279)

Employed

0.864

(2.325)

1.087

(2.309)

Length of stay (log)

0.035

(1.700)

0.607

(1.696)

Identification w/ Somalia

6.707*

(2.717)

6.782*

(2.694)

Identification w/ Netherlands

−1.479

(1.815)

−1.755

(1.803)

Frequent attendance

6.139**

(1.989)

5.992**

(1.968)

Religious services

  

−2.393**

(0.866)

Constant

57.770***

(5.114)

60.181***

(5.148)

R2

.106

 

.124

 
  1. Data are from Survey Integration Minorities 2015; n = 417; Data are weighted; Multiple imputation using chained equations used to deal with missing data. † p < .1, * p < .05, ** p < .01, *** p < .001