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. 2018 Mar 14;95(2):245–254. doi: 10.1007/s11524-018-0229-7

Table 2.

Unadjusted associations between study variables and perception of safety in neighborhood at night, Weighted Row %a

Characteristic Weighted na
(total =29 675)
Feel Unsafe Walking at Night (row %)
(n=16 287b)
p *
Length of Residence 0.375
New Residents (<1 year)
Longer Term Residents (≥ 1 year)
4906
24 699
50.0
56.0
Gender 0.265
Male
Female
14 318
15 287
52.1
57.8
Age (years) 0.397
18-24
25-34
35-44
45-54
55-65
6297
7834
5980
4950
4537
50.6
57.2
49.4
55.6
64.1
Race 0.088
Non-Hispanic White
Non-Hispanic Black
Hispanic/Latino
Non-Hispanic other, multiracial
3912
14 434
9420
1766
52.9
49.1
61.7
70.9
U.S. Born 0.016
Yes
No
25 969
3634
52.4
73.6
Marital status, n (%) 0.124
Never married
Married or cohabiting
Separated, Divorced, or Widowed
16 631
9344
3286
52.0
56.1
67.6
Children in Household 0.114
Yes
No
16 289
13 120
58.5
50.6
Education 0.462
< High school degree
High school degree or GED
Some college/Associate’s degree
Bachelor’s degree or more
4642
12 143
9549
3231
60.8
56.4
49.7
57.1
Household Income, $ 0.359
<15 000
15 000- <30 000
30 000- <50 000
≥ 50 000
10 520
9777
4995
3262
53.0
59.8
57.9
45.4
Employment Status 0.063
Unemployed
Employed
Not in labor force
3679
17 910
7894
48.8
51.9
64.5
Type of Residence 0.897
Own
Rent
Live w/ family, friends, or other
3649
20 406
5422
54.9
54.3
56.8
Family/friends hurt by neighborhood violence <0.001
Yes
No
8426
21 081
68.1
49.9

*p value for second order χ2 test with finite population correction

aNumbers may not sum to total due to missing data

bWeighted n