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. 2017 May 21;78(3):406–414. doi: 10.15288/jsad.2017.78.406

Table 1.

Sample characteristics of male respondents in three waves of the National Alcohol Survey (2000–2010) by race/ethnicity

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Variable White (n = 5,689) n (%) Black (n = 1,237) n (%) Latino (n = 1,549) n (%)
Sexual orientation***
 Exclusively heterosexuala 5,388 (96) 1,141 (92) 1,438 (94)
 Behaviorally discordant heterosexualb 129 (2) 55 (4) 67 (3)
 Gay identity 48 (1) 16 (2) 17 (1)
 Bisexual identity 124 (2) 25 (2) 27 (2)
Age, in years***
 18–29 883 (19) 286 (30) 517 (37)
 30–39 1,028 (19) 213 (21) 400 (25)
 40–49 1,237 (21) 249 (20) 276 (18)
 50–59 1,107 (18) 221(14) 190 (13)
 ≥60 1,434 (21) 268 (15) 166(8)
Educational attainment***
 Less than high school 387 (9) 177(16) 520 (31)
 High school graduate 1,450 (28) 436 (39) 404 (27)
 Some college 1,451 (27) 336 (26) 341 (25)
 Bachelor’s degree or more 2,401 (36) 288 (19) 284(19)
Employment status***
 Employed 4,121 (73) 776 (67) 1,192 (79)
 Unemployed 165 (3) 90(11) 89 (6)
 Out of the labor force 1,403 (23) 371 (23) 268 (15)
Relationship status***
 Married/cohabitating 3,782 (71) 576 (47) 946 (61)
 Separated/widowed/divorced 901(11) 288 (17) 228 (12)
 Never married 1,006 (18) 373 (36) 375 (28)
Past-year drinking status***
 Current drinker 4,171 (73) 697 (56) 1,004 (65)
 Former drinker 770 (13) 252(17) 236(14)
 Lifetime abstainer 748 (14) 288 (23) 309(19)
Survey year***
 2000 2,241 (38) 497 (36) 452 (26)
 2005 1,859 (31) 369 (28) 730 (43)
 2010 1,589 (31) 371 (36) 367 (31)

Notes: Counts are unweighted; percentages are weighted.

a

Heterosexual self-identity and only female sex partners;

b

heterosexual self-identity and reporting male sex partners.

***

All between-group chi-squarep < .001.