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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Soc Sci Res. 2016 Jun 9;60:222–235. doi: 10.1016/j.ssresearch.2016.06.003

Table A.1.

Weighted Demographic and Family Characteristics, Included and Excluded Sexually Active Women Interviewed in Waves I (1994–95) and III (2001–02) of the National Longitudinal Survey of Adolescent to Adult Health

Excluded Included P-Value

Mother-Child Relationship Quality,
  Wave I (ranges 5 – 25)
21.9 (0.12) 21.8 (0.09) 0.392
Mother-Child Relationship Quality,
  Wave III (ranges 1 – 10)
8.90 (0.05) 8.89 (0.04) 0.000
Family Structure, Wave I 0.000
  Two Biological Parents 52.0 57.1
  Biological Mother Only 15.4 24.6
  Biological Mother/Stepfather 3.00 11.1
  Biological Mother/Other Adult 29.6 7.17
Mother’s Education, Wave I 0.040
  <High School Grad 17.9 20.2
  HS Grad/GED/Vocational 41.2 35.6
  Some College 18.2 21.2
  College Grad/Graduate Degree 22.8 23.0
Race/Ethnicity, Wave I 0.000
  Hispanic 7.76 12.8
  Non-Hispanic Black 19.0 15.4
  Non-Hispanic Asian 2.15 3.41
  Non-Hispanic Other 0.99 1.46
  Non-Hispanic White 70.1 66.8
Age 18 – 26 years, Wave III 22.0 (0.12) 21.8 (0.12) 0.000
Age at first intercourse, Wave III 0.615
  ≤15 years old 18.7 19.5
  > 15 years old 81.3 80.5
Ever Given Birth, Wave III 0.160
  No 67.6 69.9
  Yes 32.4 30.0
Marital and Cohabitation Status, Wave III 0.121
  Not in a Union 62.1 57.6
  Married 19.0 21.9
  Cohabiting 18.9 20.5
Hormonal/Long Acting Method, Wave III 0.160
  No 39.5 38.6
  Yes 60.5 61.4