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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Dec 22.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Prev Med. 2009 Apr;36(4):317–323. doi: 10.1016/j.amepre.2008.11.011

Table 2.

Sample characteristics by ever having had intercourse

n=711 Has had intercourse n=216 (%) p
Exposure to lyrics describing degrading sex <0.001
 Lowest tertile (0–2.7) 231 20.6
 Middle tertile (2.8–17.5) 234 30.3
 Highest tertile (17.6–70) 231 44.6
Exposure to lyrics describing nondegrading sex 0.67
 No 576 32.6
 Yes 135 30.7
Age (years) <0.001
 ≤15 439 26.4
 >15 272 41.6
Gender <0.001
 Male 328 42.7
 Female 383 23.3
Race
 White 281 25.7 0.003
 Black 395 39.5 <0.001
 Other 103 25.0 0.11
Maternal education 0.11
 Did not graduate high school 110 40.8
 Graduated high school but not college 268 32.1
 ≥College degree 333 29.6
Grades <0.001
 A’s and B’s 382 19.6
 <B’s 323 47.1
Demanding parenting 0.07
 Lowest tertile (0–2) 362 36.1
 Middle tertile (2.1–2.3) 124 30.4
 Highest tertile (2.4–3) 218 26.8
Responsive parenting 0.07
 Lowest tertile (0–1.7) 286 36.9
 Middle tertile (1.8–2.3) 271 27.5
 Highest tertile (2.4–3) 148 32.2
Sensation seeking 0.01
 Lowest tertile (0–1.5) 296 28.1
 Middle tertile (1.6–2) 253 30.9
 Highest tertile (2.1–3) 156 43.5
Rebelliousness <0.001
 Lowest tertile (0–1.3) 317 21.4
 Middle tertile (1.4–1.7) 157 36.7
 Highest tertile (1.8–3) 232 44.3

Note: Figures do not always sum to total sample size because of missing data.