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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Community Psychol. 2013 Mar 21;41(4):10.1002/jcop.21548. doi: 10.1002/jcop.21548

Table 1.

Characteristics of Primary Participants and Their Network Members in the Unity in Diversity Study: Baltimore, Maryland 2006–2009

Primary participant (N = 188) N (%)
Age: mean (SD) 38 (10)
Education: at least college, associates or technical degree 79 (42)
Currently working full-time/part-time 52 (28)
Last year income more than $10,000 87 (46)
HIV-positive 93 (49)
Having used heroin/cocaine/crack/meth methamphetamines or injected drugsa 96 (51)
CES-D score: mean (range) 14 (0–48)
CES-D >23 35 (19)
Average number of NWs named: mean (SD) 9 (4)
Network members (N = 1588)

Age: mean (SD) 38 (14)
Race
 African American 1410 (90)
 White 92 (6)
 Hispanic 26 (2)
 Other 30 (2)
Gender
 Male 984 (63)
 Female 536 (34)
 Transgender 38 (2)
 HIV-positive 231 (15)
 Currently unemployedb 426 (27)
 Having used heroin/cocaine/crack/meth methamphetaminesa 221 (14)
Relationship:
 Nonkin 875 (56)
 Kin 416 (27)
 Partners 267 (17)
Emotional support from 341 (22)
 nonkin 182 (53)
 kin 108 (32)
 partners 51 (15)
Instrumental assistance from 243 (16)
 nonkin 103 (42)
 kin 94 (39)
 partners 46 (19)
Financial support from 240 (15)
 nonkin 97 (40)
 kin 101 (42)
 partners 42 (18)
Social participation from 477 (31)
 nonkin 323 (68)
 kin 80 (17)
 partners 74 (16)
Emergency support from 382 (25)
 nonkin 171 (45)
 kin 166 (43)
 partners 45 (12)

Note. SD = standard deviation; CES-D = Center for Epidemiologic Studies Depression Scale; NW = Network.

a

During the past 3 months.

b

1 missing.