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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2006 Jan 20.
Published in final edited form as: Int J STD AIDS. 2005 Nov;16(11):739–743. doi: 10.1258/095646205774763135

Table 1:

Demographic and Sexual Characteristics of the Study Sample

African Americans (n=206) Hispanic Americans (n=252) Whites (n=200) Asians (n=148)
Note: as a result of missing data, some of the percentages do not sum to 100.
Age (years)
    18-29 50 (24.4%) 100 (40.0%) 24 (12.0%) 68 (46.9%)
    30-39 99 (48.3%) 95 (38.0%) 121 (60.5%) 54 (37.2%)
    40-49 52 (25.4%) 49 (19.6%) 53 (26.5%) 15 (10.4%)
    50+ 4 6 (2.4%) 2 (1.0%) 8 (5.5%)
(5.4%)
Missing n=1 Missing n=2
2=80.8, df=9, p=.00)
Education
    High 122 (59.2%) 176 (71.6%) 63 (32.3%) 60 (41.7%)
School/GED
    Above high 84 (40.8%) 70 (28.4%) 132 (67.7%) 84 (58.3%)
school
Missing n=6 Missing n=5 Missing n=4
2=78.1, df=3, p=.00)
Income
    Legally 92 (44.7%) 97 (39.3%) 28 (14.0%) 117 (80.7%)
employed
    Welfare 40 (19.4%) 36 (14.6%) 44 (22.1%) 12 (8.2%)
    Illegal activities 74 (35.9%) 114 (46.2%) 125 (62.8%) 16 (11.0%)
Missing n=5 Missing n=1 Missing n=3
2=158.5, df=6, p=.00)
No sexual activity 42 (21.8%) 46 (20.5%) 34 (21.9%) 13 (9.4%)
past 3 months
Reported sexual
identity
Homosexual 24 (12.4%) 49 (21.9%) 41 (26.5%) 11 (8.0%)
Bisexual 55 (28.5%) 84 (37.5%) 60 (38.7%) 38 (27.5%)
Heterosexual 114 (59.1%) 91 (40.7%) 54 (34.8%) 89 (64.5%)
2=45.0, df=6, p=.00)