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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Sociol Spectr. 2009 Jul 1;29(4):443–466. doi: 10.1080/02732170902904616

Table 1.

Descriptive Statistics (weighted) of Health Outcomes and Independent Variables for the Analytic Subsample and for the Full ACL Samplea

Subsample (n=1,545) Full Sample (N=3,617)

Mean/Percent (Std. Dev.) Mean/Percent (Std. Dev.) Range
Health Outcomes:
 Self-rated Health 2.52 (1.14) 2.51 (1.14) 1–5
 Mortality (from 1986–2000) 20 % 19.4 % 0–1
Individual-level Covariates
 Black 13 % 11 % 0 – 1
 White (ref.) 87 % 89 % 0 – 1
 Female (ref.) 53 % 53 % 0 – 1
 Male 47 % 47 % 0 – 1
 Age 54.24 (17.68) 53.6 (17.62) 24 – 95
 Years of Education 11.53 (3.23) 11.47 (3.47) 0 – 17
 Family Income 22,904 23,351 2,500–110,000
 Family Income (logged) (21,626) (21,984 7.83–11.61
 $10K assets or more 51 % 49 % 0–1
 Missing assets 6 % 6 % 0–1
 Less than $10K asset (ref.) 43 % 45 % 0–1

Racial Residential History # of tracts per neighborhood type

Established Black 67
Black Transition 44
Black Entry Tracts 30
Established Interracial 24
White Tracts (Ref) 174
a

% distribution presented or means with standard deviations. For later multivariate analyses, all continuous variables were centered.