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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jan 31.
Published in final edited form as: J Behav Med. 2014 Aug 9;38(1):160–170. doi: 10.1007/s10865-014-9588-z

Table 1.

Descriptive statistics for sample demographic characteristics, diabetes prevalence, and social support variables: HCHS/SOL Sociocultural Ancillary Study (N=5181)

Characteristic N Unweighted Percent (%) Weighted Percent (%)a
Male sex 1975 38.12 45.46
Age group
 18–44 2016 38.91 57.15
 45+ 3165 61.09 42.85
Hispanic Background
 Central American 538 10.38 7.56
 Cuban 741 14.30 19.96
 Dominican 525 10.13 11.83
 Mexican 2041 39.39 36.83
 Puerto Rican 857 16.54 15.63
 South American 340 6.56 4.81
 More than one/Other 136 2.62 3.37
Household yearly income < $30K 3411 65.84 69.73
Education < HS diploma or GED 1834 35.40 32.40
Immigration Status
 Born in the US Mainland 903 17.43 22.15
 Immigrated < 10 years ago 1216 23.47 27.12
 Immigrated ≥ 10 years ago 3052 58.91 50.69
Spanish Language Interview 4181 80.70 75.20
Has Health Insurance 2605 50.28 52.20
Diabetes Prevalence 1106 21.35 16.77

Social Support Indicators (Unweighted Data) M SD

 Structural Supportb 5.59 1.85
 Functional Supportc 25.85 6.65
a

Differences in weighted versus unweighted percents are due to targeted sampling scheme

b

Number of high contact social roles as measured by the Social Network Index (possible range 0–12)

c

Overall perceived social support as measured by the ISEL-12 (possible range 0–36)

HS = High School; GED = General Education Development Test