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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Jan 2.
Published in final edited form as: AJOB Empir Bioeth. 2017 Aug 2;8(3):178–188. doi: 10.1080/23294515.2017.1362488

Table 1.

Former research participants: Demographics (n = 22).

n %
Sex
 Female 17 77.3
 Male 5 22.7
Age (years)
 26–40 2 9.1
 41–60 12 54.5
 Over 60 8 36.4
Race
 Black or African-American 19 86.4
 American Indian or Alaskan Native 1 4.5
 White or Caucasian 1 4.5
 Other 1 4.5
Ethnicity
 Hispanic or Latino 2 9.1
 Not Hispanic or Latino 20 90.9
Highest level of education completed
 Less than high school diploma 6 27.3
 High school or GED 3 13.6
 Technical college/trade school diploma 1 4.5
 Some college 7 31.8
 Four-year college degree/bachelor’s 2 9.1
 Master’s degree 3 13.6
Focus of most recent study
 Mental/emotional health 7 31.8
 Diabetes 4 18.2
 Respiratory/cardiovascular health 3 13.6
 Health behavior (e.g., smoking) 3 13.6
 Cancer 1 4.5
 Other/don’t remember 4 18.2
Year most recent study ended
 2014–2015 14 63.6
 2012–2013 6 27.3
 2008 1 4.5
 <2005 1 4.5