If sorted between poverty and non-poverty, in the more affluent group, the intact family structure has twice as higher levels of self-esteem as the non-intact family structure. With the poor families, the intact family structure only has twice as high levels of self-esteem as compared to the non-intact family structure. When income was not stratified the influence of family structure became a factor of three-time as higher levels of self-esteem, but when income was stratified, it became a factor of two-times as higher levels of self-esteem in each group. After income was stratified in the more affluent group, unadjusted was three-times higher levels of self-esteem, intact families was a factor of four-times higher levels of self-esteem, and
