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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Sep 25.
Published in final edited form as: Arch Pediatr Adolesc Med. 2011 Apr;165(4):354–359. doi: 10.1001/archpediatrics.2011.13

Table 1.

Distribution of Sample Characteristics, Healthy Passages

Characteristic Participants, No. (Weighted %)a (N=5147)
City
 Birmingham 1594 (31)
 Houston 1783 (35)
 Los Angeles 1770 (34)
Child race/ethnicity
 Non-Hispanic black 1755 (29)
 Hispanic 1813 (44)
 Non-Hispanic white 1256 (22)
 Non-Hispanic otherb 321 (5)
Child age ≥11 yearsc 2832 (57)
Child male 2536 (51)
Parent age, yd
 18–34 1635 (34)
 35–44 2409 (47)
 ≥45 1048 (18)
Annual household income, $
 <20 000 1718 (38)
 20 000–34 999 1024 (22)
 35 000–69 000 1022 (20)
 ≥70 000 1243 (21)
Parent educational attainmente
 <High school 1224 (31)
 High school/some college 2352 (45)
 ≥4-y College degree 1449 (24)
Household composition
 2 Parents  2852 (58)
 1 Parent 2015 (38)
 Other, nonparent, foster, adoptivef 241 (4)
Child health statusg
 Excellent to good 4646 (90)
 Fair to poor 469 (10)
a

Values do not always total 5147 because of missing data.

b

The “other” category includes non-Hispanic multiracial children.

c

The other child age group is 10 years and younger.

d

Parent age is for the parent responding to the survey.

e

Highest level of educational attainment in the household.

f

Most participants in this category are living with nonparent primary caregivers (eg, grandparents).

g

Parent reported.