Table 4

Strategies with statistically significant differences in perceived effectiveness

StrategyAgeGenderMarital statusEthnicityExperience
Nurture0.0700.5610.015 *0.5320.347
Married < Unmarried
Diversity0.7030.1170.040 *0.4500.293
Married < Unmarried
Equity0.0800.3880.3110.6940.254
Health and wellbeing0.005 *0.5910.0510.041 *0.010 *
Young < OldLatino/Hispanic < CaucasianEarly Career < Mid-career
Early Career < Experienced
Connectivity0.1640.4040.026 *0.1350.952
Married < Unmarried
Value0.1660.3600.002 *0.2040.346
Married < Unmarried
Community0.8200.7000.003 *0.018 *0.336
Married < UnmarriedLatino/Hispanic < Caucasian
Maturity0.9940.2730.005 *0.1160.393
Married < Unmarried

Note(s): * Presents the significant differences at a 95% Confidence Interval. # Each of the eight dimensions represents a composite score calculated as the arithmetic mean of its constituent sub-items (28 total items; see Table 2 for complete item distribution)

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