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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Addict Res Theory. 2015 Jul 28;24(1):69–79. doi: 10.3109/16066359.2015.1072517

Table 1.

Participant demographic characteristics (N=100)

Variable Total N Male
(n=67)
% Female
(n=33)
% t p
Age (M±SD)a 42 ±11.81 43 ±12.24 41 ±10.82 1.13 .26
Age of Migration (M±SD) 22 ±13.21 22 ±13.20 21 ±13.57 .12 .90
Place of Birth 1.34 .19
  Mainland US 28 16 23.9 12 36.4
  Puerto Rico 28 19 28.4 9 27.3
  Dominican Republic 13 9 13.4 4 12.1
  Otherb 31 23 34.3 8 24.2
Race .58 .57
  White 23 15 22.4 8 24.2
  Black 9 8 11.9 1 03.0
  More than one 58 38 56.7 20 60.6
  Other 10 5 09.0 4 12.2
Acculturation Level (Low) 57 36 53.7 21 63.6 .94 .35
Marital Status 1.05 .30
  Single/Never married 52 32 47.8 20 60.6
  Married 20 15 22.4 5 15.2
  Divorced or Separated 28 20 29.8 8 24.2
Education .720 .47
  Less than High School 9 5 07.5 4 12.1
  High School/ Equivalent 36 27 40.3 9 27.3
  Some College 29 20 29.9 9 27.3
  College 26 15 22.4 11 33.3
Current Employment .78 .44
  Unemployed 68 47 70.1 21 63.6
  Part Time 15 10 14.9 5 15.2
  Full Time 17 10 14.9 7 21.2
Income (>$15,000)d 73 49 73.1 24 72.7 −.74 .46
a

Range 18–65 years

b

Including: Cuba, Central America (México, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, and Guatemala) and South America (Colombia, Perú, Venezuela, Brazil)

c

Defined as either being born in Puerto Rico (n=28) or having at least one parent born in Puerto Rico (n=17)

d

Annual, individual