Table 4-2
Multinomial logit model of sub-profiles within the integrated belonging profile, with fully integrated belonging^{Table 4-2 ref A, Note 1} as the base group — Individual demographic characteristics Table 4-2
Multinomial logit model of sub-profiles within the integratesd belonging profile, with fully integrated belonging^{Table 4-2 ref B, Note 1} as the base group — Individual demographic characteristics

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Table 4-2
Multinomial logit model of sub-profiles within the integrated belonging profile, with fully integrated belonging as the base group — Individual demographic characteristics
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 4-2 Note 2}	Integrated, source-country^{Table 4-2 Note 3}	Moderately integrated^{Table 4-2 Note 4}
Individual demographic characteristics
Woman	0.77^Note *	1.44^Note *	1.08
Education (reference: university degree)
Some postsecondary	1.00	0.80	0.83
High school graduation	1.14	1.27	1.00
Less than high school	1.08	1.23	1.66^Note *
Visible minority	0.81	0.86	0.62^Note **
Marital status (reference: married)
Common-law	1.07	2.49^Note **	1.40
Widowed	1.39	1.57	0.71
Divorced or separated	1.44	1.02	1.38
Never married	0.74	1.03	0.93
Table 4-2, Note * significantly different from reference category (p < 0.05) Return to Table 4-2, note * referrer Table 4-2, Note significantly different from reference category (p < 0.01) Return to Table 4-2, note referrer Table 4-2, Note 1. Very strong sense of belonging to Canada and to the source country. Return to Table 4-2, note 1 referrer Table 4-2, Note 2. Very strong sense of belonging to Canada and somewhat strong sense of belonging to the source country. Return to Table 4-2, note 2 referrer Table 4-2, Note 3. Somewhat strong sense of belonging to Canada and very strong sense of belonging to the source country. Return to Table 4-2, note 3 referrer Table 4-2, Note 4. Somewhat strong sense of belonging to Canada and somewhat strong sense of belonging to the source country. Return to Table 4-2, 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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