Table 4.

Demographic characteristics of the respondents retained for MOA analyses

Child Characteristics		N = 377 (%)
Gender	Female	192 (50.9)
Age	8–12	194 (51.5)
	13–17	183 (48.5)
	Mean (SD)	12.4 (2.9)
Ethnicity	Hispanic/ Latino	69 (18.3)
Race*	White or Caucasian	258 (68.4)
	Black or African American	57 (15.1)
	American Indian or Alaskan Native	8 (2.1)
	Asian	29 (7.7)
	Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander	2 (0.5)
	Other	40 (10.6)
Health Conditions**	Allergies	105 (27.9)
	Asthma	52 (13.8)
	ADHD	31 (8.2)
	Overweight	26 (6.9)
	Mental Health Condition	20 (5.3)
Parent Characteristics		N = 375 (%)
Gender	Female	282 (75.2)
Age	Mean (SD)	37.6 (8.4)
Ethnicity	Hispanic/ Latino	58 (15.5)
Race*	White or Caucasian	260 (69.3)
	Black or African American	48 (12.8)
	American Indian or Alaskan Native	10 (2.7)
	Asian	25 (6.7)
	Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander	2 (0.5)
	Other	36 (9.6)
Relationship to Child	Mother or stepmother	276 (73.7)
	Father or stepfather	89 (23.7)
	Grandmother	2 (0.5)
	Guardian, Foster Parent, or Other	8 (2.1)
Parent Relationship Status	Married	237 (63.2)
	Separated, Divorced, or Widowed	55 (14.7)
	Living with partner	48 (12.8)
	Never married	35 (9.3)
Maternal education	Did not complete high school	15 (4.0)
	High school degree/ GED	84 (22.4)
	Some college or associates degree	146 (38.9)
	College degree	114 (30.4)
	Advanced degree	15 (4.0)
	Unknown	1 (0.3)
Parent rating of own health	Excellent or Very Good	249 (66.4)
	Good	111 (29.6)
	Fair	15 (4.0)

^*Respondents could endorse more than one race, so totals add up to more than 100%.

^**Parents reported more than 1 health condition for some children; there were many other conditions reported in lower frequency (<3%) than the conditions listed.