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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Feb 14.
Published in final edited form as: J Behav Med. 2015 Sep 3;39(1):41–54. doi: 10.1007/s10865-015-9672-z

Table 1.

Participant characteristics (N = 189)

Characteristic n Mean (SD) or % (n) Range
Age 186 30.3 (4.2) 21.2–42.6
Gestational Age 189 25.6 (3.2) 20.0–30.0
Race 188
 White 82.4 (155)
 African American 10.6 (20)
 Other 7.0 (13)
Education 189
 High school graduate 5.8 (11)
 Some college or technical school 22.2 (42)
 College graduate 72.0 (136)
Employment 189
 Employed for wages full time 56.1 (106)
 Employed for wages part time 10.6 (20)
 Self-employed 10.0 (19)
 Student 3.2 (6)
 Homemaker 18.5 (35)
 Out of work 1.6 (3)
Household annual income 189
 <$25,000 11.1 (21)
 $25,000–$49,999 15.9 (30)
 $50,000–$74,999 18.0 (34)
 $75,000 or more 55.0 (104)
Marital status 188
 Single 4.8 (9)
 Married/member of unmarried couple 94.2 (177)
 Divorced 1.1 (2)
Parity 189
 0 51.9 (98)
 1 31.8 (60)
 2+ 16.4 (31)
Smoking during pregnancy 189 1.1 (2)
Prepregnancy BMI 188 25.7 (5.5) 18.6–42.3
Prepregnancy BMI category 188
 Healthy weight 59.3 (112)
 Overweight 19.1 (36)
 Obese 21.2 (40)
Diagnosed pregnancy conditions 189
 Preeclampsia 1 (2)
 Gestational diabetes mellitus 1.6 (3)
 Other pregnancy complications 5.3 (10)
Diagnosed chronic health conditions 189
 Hypertension 10.1 (19)
 Type 1 diabetes 3.1 (6)
 Cancer 2.1 (4)
 Other health conditions 5.8 (11)