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. 2010 Nov;15(9):e33–e41. doi: 10.1093/pch/15.9.e33

TABLE 1.

Demographic characteristics of survey respondents and their children

Variable Overall
Age of child, years
  4–6 634 (32.7)
  7–9 516 (30.8)
  10–12 708 (36.5)
Sex of child
  Male 990 (51.0)
Children 4–12 years of age who live in the home, mean ± SD 1.69±0.79
Sex of respondent
  Female 1462 (75.4)
Age of respondent, years
  19–24 27 (1.4)
  25–34 486 (25.1)
  35–44 1107 (57.1)
  45–54 289 (14.9)
  55–64 24 (1.2)
Marital status of respondent
  Married 1467 (75.6)
  Common-law or living with partner 205 (10.6)
  Divorced, separated or single 248 (13.8)
Education level of respondent
  High school graduate or less 442 (22.8)
  Some or all postsecondary (college/technical/vocational) 900 (46.4)
  Some or all university bachelor’s degree or graduate studies 593 (30.6)
Household income ($) before taxes
  Less than 20,000 90 (4.6)
  20,000 to less than 40,000 253 (13.0)
  40,000 to less than 60,000 325 (16.8)
  60,000 to less than 80,000 326 (16.8)
  80,000 to less than 100,000 266 (13.7)
  100,000 to less than 120,000 187 (9.6)
  120,000 or more 232 (12.0)
  Don’t know 54 (2.8)
  Refused to respond 207 (10.7)

Data presented as n (%) unless otherwise indicated. The sum of responses may not always add up to 100%; responses less than 1% may not have been reported