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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Soc Sci Med. 2016 Nov 30;174:169–178. doi: 10.1016/j.socscimed.2016.11.040

Table 2.

Demographic Characteristics of Respondents in the 31 states used in the current study, 2012

Individual Level Variables Mean/% (SE)
Age 46.58 (18.06)
Latino 18.11% (0.18)
Black 13.56% (0.14)
Female 51.42% (0.19)
Education
    <High School Grad 15.5% (0.17)
    High School Grad 27.57% (0.17)
    Attended College or Tech. School 30.74% (0.18)
    Grad. College or Tech. School 26.2% (0.15)
Income
    <15,000 13.6% (0.15)
    15,000<25,000 18.17% (0.16)
    25,000<35,000 10.85% (0.13)
    35,000<50,000 13.78% (0.14)
    50,000+ 43.6% (0.02)
Employment
    Employed 55.74% (0.19)
    Out of work/unable to work 14.82% (0.14)
    Homemaker/student/retired 29.44% (0.17)
Unmarried 50.31% (0.19)
State Level Variables
Proportion Latino 15.3% (0.002)
Public opinion 0.06 (0.0003)
Policy scale −0.18 (0.003)
Outcome Variables
Mentally unhealthy days 3.9 (0.03)
Psychological distress 3.16 (0.03)