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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Oct 4.
Published in final edited form as: Obstet Gynecol. 2011 Oct;118(4):905–912. doi: 10.1097/AOG.0b013e31822f12b7

Table 1.

Demographics of sample*

Characteristic No (%)
Age, mean (SD) 47.8 9.2 SD
Percent urban, median (1st, 3rd quartiles) 99.9 91.4, 1
Female sex 537 (46)
 Region
  Northeast 288 (25)
  South 373 (32)
  Midwest 249 (22)
  West 242 (21)
 Race/Ethnicity
  Asian 202 (18)
  Hispanic or Latino 64 (6)
  Black, non-Hispanic 67 (6)
  White, non-Hispanic 774 (68)
  Other 22 (2)
 Marital Status
  Married 965 (84)
  Single/Divorced/Widowed 178 (16)
 Children
  None 162 (14)
  1 or more 973 (86)
 Immigration History
  Born in the USA 817 (72)
  Immigrated to USA as a child or adult 323 (28)
 Religious affiliation
 None 119 (11)
  Hindu 91 (8)
  Jewish 160 (14)
  Muslim 54 (5)
  Roman Catholic/Eastern Orthodox 262 (23)
  Protestant, Evangelical 91 (8)
  Protestant, Non- Evangelical 300 (27)
  Other Religion 48 (4)
 Importance of religion in life
  Most important 157 (14)
  Very important 385 (34)
  Fairly important 321 (28)
  Not very important 272 (24)
  ACOG Member 1052 (92)
*

Total sample size is 1,152. Some groups add up to less than that number because of missing responses. Numbers and percentages are unweighted.

Percent Urban was obtained from 2000 Census data linked to zipcodes. It is calculated as the total population in a zipcode living in an urban area divided by the total population in that zipcode.