Table 4.
Number (and percentage) of fathers who reported that a study characteristic was important to them
Study Characteristic (N, %) | Full sample (N = 303) | Race/ethnicity | Residential status | ||
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Non-white (N = 100) | White (N = 203) | Non-residential (N = 48) | Residential (N = 255) | ||
Time commitment | 173 (57) | 58 (58) | 115 (57) | 17 (35)** | 156 (61) |
Potential benefits to family | 171 (56) | 49 (49) | 122 (60) | 29 (60) | 142 (56) |
Reputation of organization | 155 (51) | 47 (47) | 108 (53) | 21 (43) | 134 (53) |
Study topic | 137 (45) | 43 (44) | 94 (46) | 20 (42) | 117 (46) |
Compensation | 102 (34) | 37 (37) | 65 (32) | 12 (25) | 90 (35) |
Data collection process | 82 (27) | 25 (25) | 57 (28) | 16 (33) | 66 (26) |
Chi square test of group differences is statistically significant at p < .01 (**)