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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Apr 4.
Published in final edited form as: Hisp Health Care Int. 2017 Nov 8;15(4):166–172. doi: 10.1177/1540415317738016

Table 1.

Demographic Characteristics of Survey Respondents (n = 48).

Characteristic Mean (SD) Range
Age (years) 52.60 (8.44) 35–74
Time in the United States (years) 16.02 (6.43) 1–30
Number of children 2.89 (2.10) 0–14
Acculturation Scale SF (4 items)a 5.98 (2.68) 4–17

Characteristic Number %

Country of origin
 Mexico 28 58.3
 Peru 7 14.6
 Guatemala 6 12.5
 Columbia 2 4.2
 Brazil 1 2.1
 Chile 1 2.1
 Ecuador 1 2.1
 El Salvador 1 2.1
 Uruguay 1 2.1
Region of origin—Parents
 Mexico 27 56.3
 Central America 7 14.6
 South America 13 27.0
 USA 1 2.1
Marital status
 Married 28 58.3
 Single/never married 6 12.5
 Lives with a partner 3 6.3
 Divorced 9 18.8
 Widowed 1 2.1
 No response 1 2.1
Education
 Elementary (1–6) 13 27.1
 Middle school (7–9) 8 17.0
 High school (10–12) 13 27.7
 Some college (>12) 13 27.7
 No response 1 2.1
Income
 Less than $5,000 5 10.4
 $5,000–9,999 5 10.4
 $10,000–19,999 8 16.7
 $20,000–39,999 10 20.8
 More than $40,000 2 6.3
 Don’t know 9 20.0
 No response 8 16.7
Type of insurance
 Private 15 31.3
 Medicare 5 10.4
 Medicaid 3 6.3
 Not specified 1 2.1
 None 21 43.8
 No response 3 6.3
Frequency of attending in the last year
 12 times 4 8.3
 8–11 times 4 8.3
 4–7 times 11 22.9
 1–3 times 16 33.3
 Never 12 25.0
 No response 1 2.1
a

Acculturation Scale ranges from 4 (low) to 20 (high).