TABLE 1. Weighted Sample Characteristics for Male and Female Respondents.

	Female		Male		Total
Actual Sample Size	6145.00		5401.00		11, 546.00
Weighted Sample Size	8, 989, 267.10		9, 109, 705.40		18, 098, 972.50
Percent	53.22		46.78		100.00
	% or Mean	(SE)	% or Mean	(SE)	% or Mean	(SE)
Age	21.60	(0.04)	21.74	(0.04)	21.67	(0.04)
Hispanic
Yes	10.77		11.59		11.18
Race
Asian/ Pacific Islander	2.74		2.94		2.84
Black	14.43		13.65		14.04
White	72.70		72.15		72.42
Other	10.13		11.27		10.70
Education
< High school	8.44		11.64		10.05
High school/ GED	71.76		73.99		72.89
Some college	6.83		5.54		6.18
College	12.09		8.13		10.10
Beyond college	0.87		0.70		0.79
Relationship status
Single	62.80		73.29		68.08
Cohabitation	17.16		14.24		15.69
Married	20.03		12.47		16.23
Living situation
Parents	36.86		45.42		41.17
Another’s home	5.05		5.36		5.20
Own place	52.43		43.82		48.09
Group quarters	5.22		4.41		4.81
Other	0.44		0.99		0.72
Incest victim*	4.49		4.24		4.36
Parental drinking**	12.66		13.60		13.13
Depression***	6.11	(0.09)	4.70	(0.08)	5.39	(0.06)

Note: We have provided frequencies for categorical variables and means and standard errors for continuous variables. Some numbers may not sum to 100 due to rounding. Similarly, the standard errors for age were slightly above zero, but the rounding masks these values.

^*Incest includes sexual abuse experiences prior to starting the sixth grade wherein a parent or other adult caregiver touched the child in a sexual way, forced the child to engage in sexual touch, or forced the child to have sexual relations.

^**Parental drinking is a dichotomous measure capturing whether parents had consumed five or more alcoholic drinks on one occasion in the past month (1 = yes) during Wave I.

^***The CES-D is scored as follows: <10 indicates no depression, 10-14 indicates mild depression, and >14 indicates severe depressive symptoms.

Scores ranged from 0 to 28. The values presented for depression are mean values.