Table 1.

Participant Characteristics.

Relationship to Child
Biological/Adoptive parent	25 (89.3%)
Aunt or Uncle	3 (10.7%)
Marital Status
Never Married	7 (25%)
Married	15 (53.6%)
Divorced/Separated/Widowed	6 (21.4%)
Gender
Female	26 (92.8%)
Male	1 (3.6%)
Unknown	1 (3.6%)
Race/Ethnicity
Non-Hispanic White	13 (46.4%)
Non-Hispanic Black	8 (28.6%)
Hispanic or Latino Origin	5 (17.8%)
Black or African American w/Unspecified Hispanic or Latino Origin	2 (7.2%)
Level of Education
Graduate degrees (PhD, EdD, MD, DDS, DVM, JD, MBA, MA)	5 (17.8%)
Bachelor’s Degree	6 (21.4%)
Associate’s degree	4 (14.3%)
Some college credit or trade school	4 (14.3%)
High school graduate/GED	8 (28.6%)
9–12th grade, no diploma	1 (3.6%)
Number of 9- to 17-year-olds
1 Child	14 (50%)
2 Children	6 (21.4%)
3 Children	5 (17.9%)
5 Children	3 (10.7%)
Age of Youngest 9- to 12-year-old
9-year-old	10 (35.8%)
10-year-old	7 (25%)
11-year-old	5 (17.8%)
12-year-old	6 (21.4%)
Gender of Youngest 9- to 12-year-old
Female	15 (53.6%)
Male	13 (46.4%)
Number of Well Visits in Past 12 Months
0 visits	4 (14.3%)
1 visit	15 (53.6%)
2 or more visits	9 (32.1%)
Delayed Vaccine of Youngest 9- to 12-year-old Child Due to Reasons Other than Illness or Allergy
Yes	8 (28.6%)
No	19 (67.8%)
Did not answer	1 (3.6%)
Decided Not to Have Youngest 9- to 12-year-old Child Get a Vaccine for Reasons Other Than Illness or Allergy
Yes	7 (25%)
No	20 (71.4%)
Don’t know	1 (3.6%)
Likelihood of Youngest 9- to 12-year-old Child Receiving the HPV Shots in the Next 12 Months
Very likely	3 (10.7%)
Somewhat likely	10 (35.7%)
Not too likely	3 (10.7%)
Not likely at all	8 (28.6%)
Not sure/Don’t know	4 (14.3%)
Youngest 9- to 12-year-old Child Received the Following Vaccines
MenACWY and Tdap	6 (21.4%)
Tdap only	11 (39.3%)
I don’t know	10 (35.7%)
Did not answer	1 (3.6%)