Perceived discrimination is associated with severity of positive and depression/anxiety symptoms in immigrants with psychosis: a cross-sectional study

Table 3 Mediation effect of perceived discrimination on association between African immigrants and positive and depression/anxiety symptoms

	Model 1 B coefficient (se)	P <	Model 2 B coefficient (se)	P <
	Positive symptoms
Perceived discrimination			1.217 (.620)	.053
Geographical origins
Africa vs. All other	3.096 (1.103)	.006	2.535 (1.123)	.027
	Depression/anxiety symptoms
Perceived discrimination			1.749 (.754)	.023
Geographical origins
Africa vs. All other	2.785 (1.354)	.043	1.978 (1.366)	.151

Model 1 shows a simple linear regression analysis between African immigrants and symptoms.
Model 2 shows multiple regression analyses between African immigrants and symptoms, including perceived discrimination as a mediating variable.

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