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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Advers Resil Sci. 2022 Jul 30;3(4):391–402. doi: 10.1007/s42844-022-00070-0

Table 1.

Participant Characteristics (N = 164)

Mean (SD)/Percentage

Age 30.31 (5.36)
Race and ethnicity
 Non-Latinx White 51%
 Hispanic/Latinx 26%
 Black/African American/Haitian 12%
 Asian/Asian American 6%
 More than one race 3%
 American Indian/Alaska Native 1%
 Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 1%
Education
 Less than high school 4%
 High school or higher 36%
 Associate degree 12%
 College degree 26%
 Graduate degree 22%
Income $60,000 ($56,734)1,*
Income-to-needs ratio (INR) 2.97 (3.18)1,*
At or below the 200% poverty line 34%
Cohabitation status
 Living with partner 80%
 Not living with partner 20%
Parity
 Nulliparous 42%
 Multiparous 58%
Obstetric complications
 None 31%
 One 38%
 Two or more 31%
Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) 2.21 (2.12)
Benevolent childhood experiences (BCEs) 8.87 (1.68)
Stressful life events during pregnancy (LEC-5) 1.11 (1.65)
Sleep quality early in pregnancy (PSQI) 6.61 (3.57)
Sleep quality mid-pregnancy (PSQI) 6.77 (3.58)
Sleep quality late in pregnancy (PSQI) 7.59 (3.74)

Notes:

1

Median income reported

*

An outlier for income (i.e., SD ≥ 5 above the mean) was converted to the value 3 SDs above the mean, preserving its rank as the highest value.