Table 1.
Baseline Sociodemographic Characteristics of Intervention and Control Groups at 12-Month Follow-up (n = 302)
| Intervention (n = 218) | Control (n = 84) | p-Value* | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Marital status | .170 | ||
| Married or living with partner | 63.4% (135) | 54.8% (46) | |
| Not married | 36.6% (78) | 45.2% (38) | |
| Mean age in years (standard deviation) | 28.2 (5.0) | 26.3 (4.7) | .003 |
| Education | |||
| High school graduate or less | 36.7% (80) | 30.9% (26) | |
| Some college | 30.7% (67) | 32.1% (27) | |
| College graduate or more | 32.6% (71) | 36.9% (31) | |
| Race/ethnicity | .214 | ||
| White, non-Hispanic | 92.6% (200) | 88.1% (74) | |
| Other (African American, Hispanic, Asian) | 7.4% (16) | 11.9% (10) | |
| Rural-urban residence† | .081 | ||
| Urban-focused | 43.6% (95) | 54.8% (46) | |
| Rural | 56.4% (123) | 45.2% (38) | |
| Poverty status‡ | .777 | ||
| Poor | 27.4% (51) | 28.6% (18) | |
| Near poor | 34.9% (65) | 30.2% (19) | |
| Not poor | 37.6% (70) | 41.3% (26) | |
*
Based on chi-square or t-test, as appropriate.
†
Based on zip code approximation of Rural-Urban Commuting Area (RUCA) codes.
‡
U.S. Census definitions based on household income and composition.