Table 4-1
Multinomial logit model of sub-profiles within the integrated belonging profile, with fully integrated belonging^{Table 4-1 ref A, Note 1} as the base group — Source-country attributes, immigration entry status and post-migration experience Table 4-1
Multinomial logit model of sub-profiles within the integrated belonging profile, with fully integrated belonging^{Table 4-1 ref B, Note 1} as the base group — Source-country attributes, immigration entry status and post-migration experience

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Table 4-1
Multinomial logit model of sub-profiles within the integrated belonging profile, with fully integrated belonging as the base group — Source-country attributes, immigration entry status and post-migration experience
Table summary
This table displays the results of Multinomial logit model of sub-profiles within the integrated belonging profile Integrated, national, Integrated, source-country and Moderately integrated, calculated using odds ratio units of measure (appearing as column headers).
	odds ratio
	Integrated, national^{Table 4-1 Note 2}	Integrated, source-country^{Table 4-1 Note 3}	Moderately integrated^{Table 4-1 Note 4}
Source-country attributes
Civil liberty	0.94	1.16	0.94
Average life satisfaction	0.91	1.77^Note ***	1.07
Individualism–collectivism	1.01	1.00	1.00
Immigration entry status
Immigration class (reference: economic class principal applicants)
Refugee	1.17	0.66	0.77
Family class	0.90	1.07	1.00
Economic class spouse/dependants	1.30	0.81	1.60^Note *
Other classes	0.65	0.67	0.93
Age at immigration (reference: 25 to 49)
11 and younger	1.07	1.10	1.00
12 to 17	2.18^Note **	1.13	1.58
18 to 24	1.08	0.90	0.99
50 and older	0.58^Note *	0.42	0.66
Official language at immigration (reference: Do not speak English or French)
Speaking English or French	1.00	1.16	1.06
Language ability not available	0.89	1.05	1.26
Post-migration experience
Perceived discrimination	1.20	1.52^Note *	1.10
Years since immigration	1.01	0.94^Note ***	1.00
Not speak English/French at home	0.91	1.50^Note *	1.17
Ethnic enclave	2.70	1.64	4.29^Note *
Employment status (reference: employed)
Unemployed	1.04	1.89	1.08
Not in the labour force	1.09	1.25	0.88
Family income (reference: higher middle)
Lowest income (less than $30,000)	1.00	0.90	0.96
Lower-middle income ($30,000 to $59,999)	0.81	1.09	0.81
Middle income ($60,000 to $99,999)	0.86	1.19	0.74
Highest income ($150,000 or more)	1.66	1.46	1.36
Family income not reported	0.66^Note *	0.79	0.72
Bonding social networks	0.90^Note *	1.12	1.01
Bridging social networks	1.09^Note *	1.02	1.01
Table 4-1, Note * significantly different from reference category (p < 0.05) Return to Table 4-1, note * referrer Table 4-1, Note significantly different from reference category (p < 0.01) Return to Table 4-1, note referrer Table 4-1, Note * significantly different from reference category (p < 0.001) Return to Table 4-1, note * referrer Table 4-1, Note 1. Very strong sense of belonging to Canada and to the source country. Return to Table 4-1, note 1 referrer Table 4-1, Note 2. Very strong sense of belonging to Canada and somewhat strong sense of belonging to the source country. Return to Table 4-1, note 2 referrer Table 4-1, Note 3. Somewhat strong sense of belonging to Canada and very strong sense of belonging to the source country. Return to Table 4-1, note 3 referrer Table 4-1, Note 4. Somewhat strong sense of belonging to Canada and somewhat strong sense of belonging to the source country. Return to Table 4-1, note 4 referrer Note: The sample size is 4,867. Model pseudo r-squared is 0.058. Source: Statistics Canada, 2013 General Social Survey.

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