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. 2005 Aug;95(8):1389–1395. doi: 10.2105/AJPH.2004.038745

TABLE 1—

Selected Characteristics of Participants at Baseline (n = 1740), by Randomization Group: Healthy Directions–Small Business Study, 1999–2003

Control Intervention Pa
Gender, no. (%)b .03
    Male 684 (75.4) 486 (56.0)
    Female 247 (24.6) 320 (44.0)
Higher education, no. (%)b .20
    ≤ 4 years of college 206 (20.3) 137 (14.8)
    > 4 years of college 717 (79.7) 657 (85.2)
Race/ethnicity, no. (%)b
    Non-Hispanic White 676 (72.5) 538 (63.4) .23c
    Hispanic 104 (9.1) 113 (11.3) .87d
    Other 153 (18.4) 156 (25.3)
Income, no. (%)b .18
    ≥ 185% of poverty level 818 (90.5) 650 (83.5)
    < 185% of poverty level 107 (9.5) 148 (16.5)
Birth country, no. (%)b .24
    Participant and parents born in United States 423 (42.6) 295 (33.4)
    Other 506 (57.4) 510 (66.6)
Occupational class, no. (%)b .45
    Worker 787 (84.2) 665 (82.5)
    Manager 146 (15.8) 142 (17.5)
Age, y, adjusted meanb 42.8 44.1 .38

aP for test of equality of group percentages after control for clustering of workers in worksites.

bPercentages and means were adjusted for clustering of workers in worksites. For adjustment procedures, see Methods section.

cP for test of equality of percentage Non-Hispanic White vs Hispanic and Other.

dP for test of equality of percentage Hispanic vs Other.

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