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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Immigr Minor Health. 2015 Aug;17(4):1086–1090. doi: 10.1007/s10903-014-0067-y

Table 1.

Socio-demographic characteristics of Dominican immigrant parents and 9–17 year old sons (n=60)

Parent characteristics Number Percent (%)
Age (years)a
  21–29 5 8.3%
  30–39 31 51.7%
  40+ 23 38.3%
Gender
  Female 55 91.7%
  Male 5 8.3%
Marital Statusb
  Single, never married 12 20.0%
  Married/cohabiting 33 55.0%
  Divorced or separated 13 21.7%
Level of education
  < High School 20 33.3%
  High School 15 25.0%
  > High School 25 41.7%
Employedc
  No 2 3.3%
  Yes 55 91.7%
Familiar Annual Incomed
  < $5,000 24 40.0%
  $5,000–14,999 18 30.0%
  > $15,000 7 11.7%
Healthcare Insurancee
  No 11 18.3%
  Yes 42 70.0%
Son characteristics* Number Percent (%)
Age (years)f
  9–10 13 21.7%
  11–12 12 20.0%
  13–15 19 31.7%
  16–17 11 18.3%
Visited healthcare provider in the last yearg
  No 8 13.3%
  Yes 48 80.0%
Healthcare Insuranceh
  No 14 23.3%
  Yes 41 68.3%
a

Missing data for 1 participant,

b

Missing data for 2 participants,

c

Missing data for 3 participants,

d

Missing data for 11 participants,

e

Missing data for 7 participants

*

60 parents answered the questions about their adolescent sons’ characteristics,

f

Missing data for 5 participants,

g

Missing data for 4 participants,

h

Missing data for 5 participants,