Skip to main content
. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Gend Soc. 2017 May 10;31(3):333–358. doi: 10.1177/0891243217704631

TABLE 1.

Descriptive Statistics of Women in the Youth Development Study

Description Coding Mean or Proportion SD
Financial Stress (2005) Stress felt in meeting financial obligations in past year 1=not at all
7=extremely
4.341 1.784
Sexual Harassment (2003) Unwanted touching or at least 4 other behaviors in past year 0=No, 1=Yes .107
Job Change (2004–2005) Started new job in 2004–2005 0=No, 1=Yes .563
Primary Job Characteristics (2003)
Supervisory Authority Supervise others on job 0=No, 1=Yes .274
Work Hours Hours in past week 36.575 9.928
Logged Employees Logged number employees 4.312 1.817
Industry Percent Women Percent women in industry 56.779 20.748
Temporary Job Job through temp agency, seasonal, or limited-term 0=No, 1=Yes .123
Long-Term Career Job Job will probably continue as long-term career 0=No, 1=Yes .483
Individual Characteristics (2003)
White Self-reported race 0=Non-white, 1=White .788
Years Education Years completed 14.500 1.770
Married/Cohabiting Relationship status 0=No, 1=Yes .698
Mother At least one child 0=No, 1=Yes .610
Recent Birth
 2003–2005
birth, adopted, stepchild, or other child born 2003–2005 0=No, 1=Yes .262
Negative Life Event
 2003–2005
Experienced (1) serious injury/illness; (2) breakup of serious romantic relationship; (3) jail; (4) assault, battery, robbery, or rape; and/or (5) death of spouse/partner 0=No, 1=Yes .451

Note: Descriptive statistics reported for analytic sample (the 364 women who responded to workplace sexual harassment questions in 2003). Due to missing data, sample attrition, and women leaving the labor force, sample size varies across measures (min=234, max=364).