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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Sep 25.
Published in final edited form as: Horm Behav. 2014 Nov 8;66(5):787–792. doi: 10.1016/j.yhbeh.2014.10.003

Table 1.

Characteristics of the study population stratified by self-reported lack of interest in sexual activity in the months prior to pregnancy (n = 360).

Characteristic Almost always or often lacked interest in sexual activity (n = 46)
Rarely or never lacked interest in sexual activity (n = 314)
p-Valuea All (n = 360)
N (%) N (%) N
Age (years)
<20–30 24 (14) 149 (86) 0.63 173
>30–42 22 (12) 165 (88) 187
Race
White, non-Hispanic 44 (15) 258 (85) 0.02 302
Non-white 2 (3) 56 (97) 58
Educational attainment
Less than college 2 (8) 24 (92) 0.55 26
College or more 44 (13) 290 (87) 334
Employment status
Employed 38 (13) 257 (87) 1.00 295
Not employed 8 (12) 57 (88) 65
Parity
Parous 30 (18) 141 (82) 0.01 171
Nulliparous 16 (8) 173 (92) 189
Life stressors during pregnancy
0–1 38 (13) 248 (87) 0.69 286
2+ 8 (11) 66 (89) 74
Current use of anti-depressants
Yes 4 (24) 13 (76) 0.25 17
No 42 (12) 301 (88) 343
a

Two-sided Fisher’s Exact Test examining lack of interest in sexual activity in relation to subject demographics.