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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Child Media. 2013 Oct 9;8(2):163–182. doi: 10.1080/17482798.2013.824494

Table 1. Characteristics of the survey sample.

Age mean ± SD, years 28.5 ± 6.6
Race/ethnicity, n (%)
 White/non-Hispanic 474 (67.9)
 White/Hispanic 35 (5.0)
 Black/African American 95 (13.6)
 Asian 27 (3.9)
 Othera 60 (8.6)
 Refused/missing 7 (1.0)
Marital status, n (%)
 Married/living as married 522 (74.8)
 Separated/divorced/single 168 (24.1)
 Refused/missing 8 (1.1)
Employment, n (%)
 Full-time 134 (19.2)
 Part-time 88 (12.6)
 Homemaker 315 (45.1)
 Student 49 (7.0)
 Retired/disabled/unemployed 104 (14.9)
 Refused/missing 8 (1.1)
Education, n (%)
 No high school diploma 31 (4.4)
 High school diploma/GED 190 (27.2)
 Some college/Associate's 288 (41.2)
 Four-year college degree 137 (19.6)
 Graduate school 44 (6.3)
 Refused/missing 8 (1.1)
Income, n (%)
 Less than $10,000 74 (10.6)
 $10,000-$29,000 192 (27.5)
 $30,000-$49,000 179 (25.6)
 $50,000-$74,000 113 (16.2)
 $75,000 or more 97 (13.9)
 Refused/missing 43 (6.2)
Target child age, n (%)
 Less than 12 months 264 (37.8)
 12 to 18.9 months 228 (32.7)
 19 months or older 204 (29.2)

N = 698;

a

includes participants of mixed race.