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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: MCN Am J Matern Child Nurs. 2014 Sep-Oct;39(5):319–324. doi: 10.1097/NMC.0000000000000066

Table 1.

Baseline participant characteristics

Demographics (n = 32)
  Age, mean (SD) 28 (5.7)
  Ethnicity, White, No. (%) 26 (81.3)
  Marital Status, single, No. (%) 18 (56.3)
  Education, some college, No. (%) 17 (53.1)
  Employment, unemployed, No. (%) 18 (56.3)
Income
  $0–10,000 per year 15 (46.9)
  $10,001–20,000 per year 7 (21.9)
  $20,001–30,000 per year 5 (15.6)
  $30,001–40,000 per year 1 (3.1)
  $50,001–75,000 per year 1 (3.1)
Drug History
  Age (in years) onset of opioid use, mean (SD) 19.6 (7.0)
  Age (in years) onset of problematic opioid use, mean (SD) 20.9 (6.2)
Abuse History
  History of physical abuse, No. (%) 11 (34.4)
  History of sexual abuse, No. (%) 9 (28.1)
Criminal History
  Past arrest, No. (%) 9 (28.1)
Living Situation
  Previous Child Protective Services involvement, No. (%) 3 (9.4)
  Number of children (including pregnancy), mean (SD) 1.9 (1.2)
  Relationship with the Father of Current Fetus
    No contact, No. (%) 4 (12.5)
    Contact, but no relationship, No. (%) 3 (9.4)
    In a relationship, but not engaged/married, No. (%) 11 (34.4)
    Engaged, No. (%) 3 (9.4)
    Married, No. (%) 8 (25.0)
  Current Living Arrangements
    Lives with partner/spouse, No. (%) 21 (65.6)
    Lives with children, No. (%) 14 (43.8)
    Lives with extended family, No. (%) 4 (12.5)
    Lives with roommates, No. (%) 1 (3.1)
    Group home/residential treatment, No. (%) 1 (3.1)
    Lives with partner’s parents, No. (%) 1 (3.1)
    Other, unknown, No. (%) 1 (3.1)