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. 2015 Sep;74(9):302–310.

Table 1.

Subject Characteristics

Variable n Unweighted % Weighted %
Sex
Male 1,603 52.1 51.1
Female 1,474 47.9 48.9
Race/Ethnicity
White 1,160 37.7 70.8
Black 844 27.4 11.0
Hispanic 592 19.2 13.1
Asian 481 15.6 5.1
Education
Less than High School 432 14.0 10.4
High School Gradaute/GED or Equivalent 643 20.9 19.7
Some College 939 30.5 32.0
College Graduate or Above 895 29.1 34.8
Refused/Don't Know/Missing 168 5.5 3.1
Marital Status
Married 1,389 45.1 51.2
Widowed/Divorced/Separated 428 13.9 13.5
Never Married 769 25.0 22.5
Living with Partner 253 8.2 8.3
Refused/Missing 238 7.7 4.5
Annual Household Income*
<$20,000 595 19.3 13.5
$20,000–$55,000* 1,103 35.9 32.4
$55,000–$100,000 622 20.2 24.1
≥$100,000 628 20.4 27.5
Refused/Don't Know/Missing 129 4.2 2.5
Self-Reported Health Status
Excellent 407 13.2 14.8
Very Good 1,113 36.2 40.4
Good 1,557 50.6 44.8
Age, mean ± SE 3,077 39.9 ± 0.3 41.1 ± 0.4
BMI, mean ± SE 3,056 28.1 ± 0.1 28.2 ± 0.2

N=3,077. SE = Standard error. BMI = Body mass index.

*

‘$20,000 and Over’ (n=115, unweighted percent=3.8%, weighted percent=2.7%) in income variable of NHANES data was combined to the category of $20,000–$55,000.