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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Sch Nurs. 2017 May 28;34(4):270–280. doi: 10.1177/1059840517711157

Table 1.

Self-reported Survey Data Phase I Focus Group Sample (n=30)

Mean (sd) or n (%)

Age 17.39 (0.52)

Gender
Male 15 (50%)
Female 15 (50%)

Race
White 27 (90%)
Black/African American 0
Asian/Pacific Islander 1 (3.3%)
Mixed Race 0
Not reported 2 6.7%)

Ethnicity
Hispanic 1 (3.3%)
Non-Hispanic 29 (96.7%)
Not reported 0

Length of licensure (days) 173.7 (109.2)

Total crashes while driving since received driver’s license
 0 25 (83.3%)
 1 5 (16.7%)
 2 or more 0

In the last month:

Driving days 0
 0 days 1 (3.3%)
 1–7 days 5 (16.7%)
 8–14 days 5 (16.7%)
 15–21 days 10 (33.3%)
 22–28 days 9 (30%)
 29 or more days

Talked on a hand-held cell phone while driving
 0 days 18 (60%)
 1–7 days 10 (33.3%)
 8–14 days 2 (6.7%)
 15–21 days 0
 22–28 days 0
 29 or more days 0

Talked on a hands-free cell phone while driving
 0 days 12 (40%)
 1–7 days 14 (46.7%)
 8–14 days 3 (10%)
 15–21 days 1 (3.3%)
 22–28 days 0
 29 or more days 0

Texted while driving
 0 days 16 (53.3%)
 1–7 days 9 (30%)
 8–14 days 0
 15–21 days 5 (16.7%)
 22–28 days 0
 29 or more days 0

Used a mobile device to access the internet while driving
 0 days 20 (66.7%)
 1–7 days 5 (16.7%)
 8–14 days 2 (6.7%)
 15–21 days 2 (6.7%)
 22–28 days 1 (33.3%)
 29 or more days 0