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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Health Care Women Int. 2012;33(5):422–439. doi: 10.1080/07399332.2011.603869

Table 1.

Characteristics of Korean American Women (N = 1796)

% (n)
Age
    < 40 41.1
    40-59 39.8
    60+ 19.2 (1796)
Education in the U.S.
    None 60.7
    ≤ 5 years 18.8
    > 5 years 20.5 (1771)
Marital status
    Single 16.4
    Married 71.7
    Widowed 9.0
    Divorced/Separated 2.9
    Cohabiting .1 (1784)
Income
    ≤ $50,000 43.3
    > $50,000 56.7 (728)
Employment
    None 63.9
    Part time 11.4
    Full time 24.6 (629)
Religion
    Protestant 76.0
    Catholic 12.3
    Others 11.8 (1412)
Acculturation
    Assimilation 6.4
    Integration 37.2
    Marginalization 0.7
    Separation 55.6 (1744)
Birth place
    Korea 94.1
    Other 5.9 (1795)
Residency in U.S.
    ≤ 10 years 36.1
    > 10 years 63.9 (728)
Speaking
    Mostly Korean 55.7
    English 44.3 (1793)
Prefer to speak
    Korean 82.1
    English 17.9 (1796)
Primary care provider
    None 45.3
    Korean 38.1
    Non-Korean 16.6 (1796)
Self-reported health
    Very Good 19.1
    Good 40.5
    Fair 32.1
    Poor/Very Poor 8.3 (1795)
Health Concern
    Not at all 1.2
    Not very 10.9
    Concerned 49.7
    Very concerned 38.2 (1793)

Note. a: Numbers in cells are the percentages of each category in the sample.