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. 2014 Apr 29;10(7):1807–1811. doi: 10.4161/hv.28779

Table 1. Sample characteristics of mothers with a 9–17-y-old child (n = 1256)).

  n (%)a
Age  
      <30 180 (14.3)
      30–39 751 (59.8)
      40 or above 325 (25.9)
Race/ethnicity  
      White 240 (19.1)
      Black 357 (28.4)
      Hispanic 642 (51.1)
      Other   17 (1.4)
Marital status  
      Single, never married 249 (19.9)
      Married or cohabitating 689 (55.1)
      Separated/divorced/widowed 312 (25.0)
Education  
      Did not graduate high school 547 (43.6)
      High school graduate or GED 392 (31.2)
      College degree or some college 316 (25.2)
Education of partner  
      Did not graduate high school 435 (35.0)
      High school graduate or GED 346 (27.9)
      College degree or some college 188 (15.1)
      Does not have a partner 273 (22.0)
Employment status  
Does not work 689 (54.9)
Employed (full/part time) 566 (45.1)
Annual household income  
      Less than $15,000 496 (40.1)
      $15,000-$29,999 542 (43.8)
      $30,000 or above 200 (16.2)
Current smoker 282 (22.5)
Ever diagnosed with a STI 188 (15.1)
Ever diagnosed with HPV 93 (7.5)
Ever had abnormal pap smears 372 (29.8)
Ever diagnosed with precancerous cervical cells/cervical cancer 117 (9.4)

a Numbers do not add up to 1256 due to missing data; GED, General Education Diploma; HPV, human papillomavirus; STI, sexually transmitted infection.