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. 2017 Nov 18;14(11):1411. doi: 10.3390/ijerph14111411

Table 1.

Descriptive statistics.

Variables Mean (Range) or %
Exposure Variables:
% Trees (1000 m) 18.1 (1.5–55.1)
% Trees (300 m) 18.2 (1.1–64.9)
% Grass (1000 m) 10.3 (0.9–40.5)
% Grass (300 m) 9.2 (0.0–57.9)
% Total vegetation (1000 m) 28.3 (4.9–76.9)
% Total vegetation (300 m) 27.4 (1.3–91.5)
Outcome Variables:
Self-reported health
“Excellent” 14.4
“Very good” 32.8
“Good” 34.3
“Fair” 15.5
“Poor” 3.0
Covariates:
Age 44.7 (18–90)
Sex
Male 36.4
Female 63.6
Ethnicity
Hispanic 20.3
Non-Hispanic 79.7
Race
White 54.6
Non-White 45.4
Educational Level
Less than high school 4.3
High school graduate to less than BA 49.0
BA or higher 46.7
Income
<$23,000 24.3
$23,000 to <$46,000 23.8
$46,000 to <$70,000 18.7
$70,000 to <$93,000 13.2
$93,000 to <$135,000 10.1
≥$135,000 10.0
How long lived in the neighborhood
<1 year 6.4
1 to <5 years 20.1
5 to <10 years 15.1
10+ years 58.4
Survey frame
Cell phone 9.4
Landline 32.0
Online 58.6
% Census tract unemployed 9.7 (0.0–100.0)
% of Census tract living below twice the FPL 34.7 (0.0–100.0)
NO2 within 300 m (ppb) 25.4 (12.6–51.4)
NO2 within 1000 m (ppb) 24.8 (13.9–46.8)

BA: bachelor’s degree, FPL: Federal Poverty Level.