Immigration, perceived discrimination and mental health: evidence from Venezuelan population living in Peru

Table 4 Effects of self-perceived discrimination on mental health problems

Outcome	Matching algorithm	Coeff^a	Bias before matching	Bias after matching	p-value
Mental health problems	kernel	0.038	4.887	1.627	p < 0.001
	nearest neighbor	0.039	4.887	0.646	p < 0.01
	5 nearest neighbor	0.033	4.887	1.604	p < 0.001
	radius	0.039	4.887	0.646	p < 0.01

Coeff: estimated coefficient
^a PSM were adjusted by sex, age groups, marital status, educational level, time living in Peru, perceived social support and socio-economic status

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