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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Prev Med. 2010 May 26;39(1):53–62. doi: 10.1016/j.amepre.2010.03.008

Table 2.

Comparison of summative survey participant characteristics by study condition.

Baseline Survey Followup Survey

Characteristic Comparison (n=10412) Intervention (n=9544) p Comparison (n=11385) Intervention (n=11860) p
n (%) n (%) n (%) n (%)
Grade in school
 7 1401 (13.5) 1814 (19.0) 0.56 2616 (23.0) 2498 (21.1) 0.55
 8 2363 (22.7) 2071 (21.7) 2544 (22.3) 2390 (20.2)
 9 2126 (20.4) 2211 (23.2) 1959 (17.3) 2695 (22.8)
 10 1982 (19.0) 1777 (18.6) 1797 (15.8) 1876 (15.8)
 11 1542 (14.8) 905 (9.5) 1322 (11.6) 1138 (9.6)
 12 998 (9.6) 765 (8.0) 1137 (10.0) 1243 (10.5)
Gender
 Male 4765 (45.9) 4391 (46.2) 0.77 5345 (47.1) 5652 (47.9) 0.56
 Female 5612 (54.1) 5114 (53.8) 6008 (52.9) 6140 (52.1)
Race/ethnicity
 African-American 2460 (23.6) 2177 (22.8) 0.07 3056 (26.8) 2869 (24.2) 0.56
 Hispanic/Latino 1371 (13.2) 1350 (14.1) 1647 (14.5) 1765 (14.8)
 Non-Hispanic Caucasian 6074 (58.3) 5462 (57.2) 6117 (53.7) 6313 (53.2)
 Other, unknown,>1 race/ethnicity 507 (4.9) 555 (5.8) 565 (10.0) 913 (7.7)