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. 2014 Feb 10;11:15. doi: 10.1186/1479-5868-11-15

Table 1.

Sample characteristics

 
 
Netherlands (N = 821)
Belgium (N = 435)
U.S. (N = 241)
Description   n % n % n %
Child gender
Male
408
49.7
213
49.0
128
53.1
 
Female
413
50.3
222
51.0
113
46.9
Relationship to child
Female caregiver
519
63.2
336
77.2
203
84.2
 
Male caregiver
302
36.8
99
22.8
38
15.8
Race (US only)
Black or African-American
 
 
 
 
46
19.1
 
White or Euro-American
 
 
 
 
112
46.5
 
Hispanic or Latino
 
 
 
 
59
24.4
 
Other
 
 
 
 
24
10.0
Living situation
Together with child and spouse
727
88.6
377
86.7
186
77.2
 
Together with child and no spouse
84
10.2
56
12.9
43
17.8
 
Other
10
1.2
2
0.5
12
5.0
Education a
Low
127
15.5
21
4.8
13
5.4
 
Medium
305
37.1
61
14.0
88
36.5
 
High
389
47.4
353
81.1
140
58.1
Employed: paid job
Yes
718
87.5
393
90.3
200
83.0
  36 hours or more per week
290
40.4
210
53.4
167
83.5
  20 to 35 hours per week
275
38.3
144
36.6
18
9.0
  12 to 19 hours per week
105
14.6
35
8.9
10
5.0
  Less than 12 hours per week
48
6.7
4
1.0
5
2.5
  No 103 12.5 42 9.7 41 17.0

Note:aHighest education attained, categorized into low level (8th grade or less, attended some high school, technical school graduate), medium level (high school graduate or general educational development, some college), and high level (college graduate, post graduate study).