. 2019 Dec 4;23(3):554–563. doi: 10.1017/S1368980019003392

Table 1.

Demographics of the rural participants (n 155) from south-west Virginia, USA, enrolled in SIPsmartER, a behavioural intervention targeting sugar-sweetened beverage (SSB) intake, June 2012–June 2014

		Overall sample (n 155)
		Mean or n	sd or %
Age (years), mean and sd		41·5	13·4
Gender, n and %	Male	20	19
Gender, n and %	Female	125	81
Race, n and %	White	141	91
Race, n and %	Non-White	14	9
Education, n and %	High school or less	52	34
Education, n and %	Some college or more	103	66
Employment, n and %	Full/part-time	72	47
Employment, n and %	None	44	28
	Other	39	25
Annual income, n and %	<$US 20 000	94	61
Annual income, n and %	≥$US 20 000	61	39
Partner in home, n and %	Yes	64	41
	No	91	59
Children in home, n and %	No	76	49
Children in home, n and %	Yes	79	51
Health literacy, n and %	Low	57	37
Health literacy, n and %	High	98	63
BMI category, n and %	Underweight/normal weight	32	21
	Overweight	25	22
	Obese	88	57
Baseline SSB intake (ml)^†, mean and sd		1268·7	913·8
Baseline SSB intake (US fl. oz)^†, mean and sd		42·9	30·9

^†

n 154 (due to missing baseline data).