Table 2.
Characteristics | % of studentsa | p-value |
---|---|---|
Overall | 54 | |
Age, years | ||
3-5 | 38 | |
6-11 | 55 | < 0.001 |
12-18 | 58 | |
Gender | ||
Female | 56 | |
Male | 52 | 0.333 |
Race/ethnicity | ||
Non-Hispanic black | 54 | |
Non-Hispanic white | 61 | 0.052 |
Hispanic | 53 | |
Other | 48 | |
Household income | ||
≤200% FPL | 57 | 0.019 |
> 200% FPL | 40 | |
City | ||
Newark | 56 | |
Camden | 52 | 0.377 |
New Brunswick | 49 | |
Trenton | 49 | |
Education of mother | ||
High school or less | 58 | |
Some college | 43 | 0.005 |
College and advanced | 44 | |
Acculturation | ||
Born in U.S. | 52 | |
In U.S. < 10 years | 59 | |
In U.S. ≥10 years | 59 | |
Car access | ||
No car access | 68 | 0.006 |
Car access | 51 | |
PERCEPTIONS | ||
Traffic | ||
Not very unsafe | 54 | |
Very unsafe | 55 | |
Crime | ||
Not very unsafe | 53 | 0.107 |
Very unsafe | 56 | |
Unpleasantness of walking | ||
Not very unpleasant | 56 | 0.002 |
Very unpleasant | 40 | |
Sidewalk condition | ||
Good/fair | 54 | 0.982 |
Poor | 54 |
Actively commuting to schools, n=901; unweighted n; reported frequencies weighted to be representative of the population of the four cities
FPL, federal poverty level