Table 1.

Sociodemographic characteristics of 5,386 respondents to the National Comorbidity Survey Replication, by race-ethnicity^a

Characteristic	Non-Hispanic white		African American		Hispanic or Latino
	N	%	N	%	N	%
Age (M±SD)	47.0±18.1		41.4±16.8		37.8±15.6
Gender
Male	2,070	77	297	11	322	12
Female	2,071	75	370	13	308	11
Region
Northeast	856	83	100	10	72	7
Midwest	1,118	85	125	10	66	5
South	1,383	71	360	18	216	11
West	784	69	81	7	276	24
Educational attainment
<12 years	547	60	149	16	219	24
12 years	1,321	74	249	14	223	12
13–15 years	1,190	80	182	12	120	8
≥16 years	1,083	88	87	7	69	6
Income
Low	677	59	258	22	221	19
Low average	606	73	122	15	99	12
High average	1,612	82	176	9	183	9
High	1,246	84	111	8	127	9
Marital status
Married or cohabiting	2,484	81	239	8	336	11
Divorced, separated, or widowed	857	76	167	15	106	9
Never married	800	64	259	21	188	15
Employment status
Employed	2,678	77	404	12	419	12
Unemployed	210	74	8	6	58	20
Not in the labor force	1,241	76	236	15	152	9
Religious affiliation
Protestant	2,266	77	523	18	141	5
Catholic	930	68	40	3	399	29
None identified	636	84	58	8	63	8

^ap<.05 for all associations between race-ethnicity and sociodemographic characteristics. Ns vary among sociodemographic characteristics because of weighting and exclusion-inclusion criteria.