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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Adolesc Health. 2016 Sep 16;59(6):635–641. doi: 10.1016/j.jadohealth.2016.07.003

Table 1. Participant characteristics, n = 11 2.

Characteristic n (%)
Age, mean (range) 15 (13–17)
Gender
 Male 54 (48)
 Female 57 (51)
 Transgender 1 (1)
Hispanic 14 (13)
Race
 American Indian 1 (1)
 Asian/Pacific Islander 5 (4)
 Black 76 (68)
 White 23 (21)
 Multiracial 7 (6)
Parent study participant relationship to adolescent
 Mother/stepmother 77 (69)
 Father/stepfather 21 (19)
 Other guardian or family member 14 (12)
Low-income household (<150% of Federal poverty level)
 No 44 (39)
 Yes 68 (61)
Smoking status
 Never smoked 83 (74)
 Tried smoking 15 (13)
 Current smoker 14 (13)
E-cigarette use
 Never used an e-cigarette 83 (74)
 Tried an e-cigarette 12 (11)
 Current e-cigarette user 17 (15)
Parental education
 Less than high school degree 9 (8)
 High school graduate (or equivalent) 24 (22)
 Some college or technical school 43 (39)
 Associate's degree 16 (14)
 Bachelor's degree 9 (8)
 Graduate or professional degree 10 (9)

One participant was 18 years of age at the time of data collection but was 17 years of age during his parent's participation in the parent study. Demographics did not differ between pictorial and text-only warning arms, all p > .05.