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. 2017 Apr 4;57(1):32–42. doi: 10.5334/pb.348

Table 1.

Demographic Characteristics of the 19 Samples.

N % female M (SD) age Age range Sample description

Sample 1 208 79 18.18 (1.39) 17–26 College students
Sample 2 369 78 18.25 (1.27) 16–30 College students
Sample 3 371 65 23.28 (3.21) 17–30 College students (54%); employed individuals (45%)
Sample 4 345 70 23.89 (2.85) 18–30 College students (41%); employed individuals (59%)
Sample 5 353 78 18.50 (1.02) 17–28 College students
Sample 6 342 40 18.29 (0.60) 17–21 High school students
Sample 7 456 84 18.36 (1.35) 17–30 College students
Sample 8 600 52 15.70 (1.30) 14–20 High school students
Sample 9 193 82 25.73 (2.30) 21–30 Employed individuals
Sample 10 249 63 16.49 (0.68) 15–19 High school students
Sample 11 407 84 18.35 (1.41) 17–29 College students
Sample 12 567 51 15.80 (1.02) 14–18 High school students
Sample 13 1,388 64 15.72 (1.19) 14–18 High school students
Sample 14 404 49 16.29 (1.04) 14–19 High school students
Sample 15 564 61 16.14 (1.41) 14–21 High school students
Sample 16 279 57 22.54 (3.54) 18–30 College students (58%); employed individuals (42%)
Sample 17 243 50 15.53 (1.17) 14–19 High school students
Sample 18 381 38 22.95 (2.39) 18–30 College students (61%); employed individuals (39%)
Sample 19 201 56 25.16 (2.58) 20–30 College students (19%); employed individuals (81%)