TABLE 1.
Variable | Study Sample (n = 1007), % (No.) | FFCWS Sample (n = 4139),% (No.)a |
---|---|---|
Gender | ||
Girl | 51 (511) | 47 (1962) |
Boy | 49 (496) | 53 (2177) |
Race | ||
White | 36 (360) | 31 (1252) |
African American | 46 (464) | 51 (2071) |
Other | 16 (160) | 18 (743) |
Ethnicity | ||
Not Latino | 75 (759) | 74 (3023) |
Latino | 24 (246) | 26 (1087) |
Maternal educationb | ||
< High school diploma | 29 (290) | 34 (1388) |
High school diploma | 28 (286) | 31 (1279) |
Some college | 30 (302) | 25 (1018) |
≥ College | 13 (128) | 11 (449) |
Parents’ relationship statusb | ||
Married | 27 (275) | 25 (1012) |
Cohabiting | 35 (348) | 36 (1488) |
Visiting | 26 (257) | 26 (1094) |
Friends | 6 (60) | 6 (255) |
Infrequent contactc | 7 (67) | 7 (289) |
Incomed | ||
<20 000 | 35 (350) | 40 (1636) |
≥20 000 | 65 (657) | 60 (2503) |
Mothers interviewed during FFCWS 5-y wave.
At birth of child.
Includes mothers who responded that they “hardly talk” with the biological father, “never talk” talk with the biological father, or the biological father is unknown.
Includes imputed data.