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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Arch Womens Ment Health. 2013 Apr 17;16(4):303–314. doi: 10.1007/s00737-013-0350-2

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics

N (%) Range Observed Mean SD
Marital Status
 Married and Living w/Partner 56 (26.7)
 Married but not Living w/Partner 5 (2.4)
 Not Married but Living w/Partner 103 (49)
 Never Married and Not Living w/Partner 31 (14.8)
 Separated/Divorced 15 (7.1)

Number of children under 18 in the home 0–11 1.8 1.9

Number of biological children 0–9 2.06 1.8

Preparedness for infant care 2–5 4.0 0.9

Prior experience with babies 1–5 4.0 1.1

Education
 Did not attend school 2 (1)
 1 through 8 years of school 59 (28.1)
 Some high school completed 64 (30.5)
 High school graduate/GED 61 (29)
 Some college, vocational or technical school 8 (3.8)
 Associates/Vocational/Technical School 4 (1.9)
 College degree (BS/BA) or Above 12 (5.7)

Economic hardship −5.98–7.89 −0.03 2.99

Number of gestational weeks when prenatal care was initiated 1–32 10.1 6.3

Pregnancy Intentions
 Wanted to get pregnant later or never 109 (51.9)
 Wanted to be pregnant then or sooner 101 (48.1)

Age 18–42 27.4 6.4

Country of birth

 U.S. 30 (14.3)

 Mexico 180 (85.7)

Age of immigration to the U.S. 0–34 16.3 7.6

Depressive Symptoms 0–25 5.4 5.4

Familism 21–80 72.4 7.4

Anglo Orientation 1.2–4.8 2.5 1.0

Mexican Orientation 2.2–5 4.3 0.6

Social Support 4–68 52.7 15.2

PESMA Partner Support 6–30 23.7 7.1

PESMA Family Support 6–30 19.3 6.4

PESMA Maternal Role Fulfillment 15–25 23.8 2.1