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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Obstet Gynecol. 2019 Jan;133(1):53–62. doi: 10.1097/AOG.0000000000003012

Table 1:

Descriptive Statistics for Full Sample, Randomized Poster Assignment Groups, and a Nationally Representative Survey

Variable CDC
Poster
(N=466)*
Patient-
Centered
Poster
(N = 470)
Total
(N = 936)
NSFG 2013–
2015
(N = 3,021)
Age (mean, min, max) 32 (18, 44) 32 (18, 44) 32 (18, 44) 31.4 (18, 44)
Education
  Less than high school * (<1%) * (<1%) * (<1%) 11%
  High school graduate or GED 138 (30%) 130 (28%) 268 (29%) 34%
  Two year college graduate 82 (18%) 94 (20%) 176 (19%) 19%
  Four year college graduate 177 (38%) 184 (39%) 361 (39%) 23%
  Graduate or professional school 68 (15%) 59 (13%) 127 (14%) 13%
Race or Ethnicity
  White 352 (76%) 350 (74%) 702 (75%) 62%
  Black or African American 44 (9%) 35 (7%) 79 (8%) 13%
  Hispanic or Latinx 17 (4%) 21 (4%) 38 (4%) 15%
  Some other race 28 (6%) 33 (7%) 61 (6%) 11%
  Multiple race 25 (5%) 31 (7%) 56 (6%)
Yearly Household Income
  <$9,999 16 (3%) 11 (2%) 17 (2%) 10%
  $10k to $14,999 21 (5%) 18 (4%) 39 (4%) 7%
  $15k to $19,999 19 (4%) 20 (4%) 39 (4%) 5%
  $20k to $24,999 22 (5%) 31 (7%) 53 (6%) 4%
  $25k to $29,999 33 (7%) 30 (6%) 63 (7%) 6%
  $30k to $39,999 53 (11%) 55 (12%) 108 (12%) 11%
  $40k to $49,999 62 (13%) 69 (15%) 131 (14%) 8%
  $50k to $74,999 101 (22%) 118 (25%) 219 (23%) 19%
  $75k to $99,999 72 (15%) 67 (14%) 139 (15%) 10%
  $100k> 67 (15%) 51 (11%) 118 (13%) 21%
Health Insurance Type
  No Insurance 52 (11%) 50 (11%) 92 (10%) 14%
  Work 140 (30%) 140 (30%) 280 (30%) 65%
  Spouse 111 (24%) 117 (25%) 228 (24%)
  Parent 31 (7%) 30 (6%) 61 (7%)
  Buy Private 41 (9%) 44 (9%) 85 (9%)
  Medicaid 77 (17%) 83 (18%) 160 (17%) 17%
  Other 14 (3%) * (<1%) 30 (3%) 3%
Marital Status
  Never married 108 (23%) 107 (23%) 215 (23%) 25%
  Living with a partner 116 (25%) 126 (27%) 242 (26%) 19%
  Married 224 (48%) 216 (46%) 440 (47%) 49%
  Divorced 14 (3%) 18 (4%) 32 (3%) 4%
  Separated * (<1%) * (<1%) * (<1%) 3%
  Widowed 0 (0%) 0 (0%) 0 (0%) 0%
Number of Live Births
  0 211 (45%) 225 (48%) 436 (47%) 35%
  1 90 (19%) 88 (19%) 178 (19%) 18%
  2 104 (22%) 91 (19%) 195 (21%) 25%
  3 36 (8%) 33 (7%) 69 (7%) 15%
  4 18 (4%) 28 (6%) 46 (5%) 5%
  5+ * (<1%) * (<1%) 12 (1%) 2%
Pregnancy Scare
  Yes 339 (73%) 351 (75%) 690 (74%)
  No 126 (27%) 118 (25%) 244 (26%)
Age at First Sex (mean, min, max) 17.5 (7, 33) 17.3 (11, 34) 17.3 (7, 33) 17.1 (3, 40)
Effectiveness of Most Effective Contraceptive Used in Past Three Months
  Highly Effective (IUD, Implant, etc.) 72 (15%) 81 (17%) 153 (16%) 37%
  Effective (Pill, Patch, Ring, Injection) 38 (8%) 45 (10%) 83 (9%) 24%
  Less Effective (Condom, etc.) 258 (55%) 246 (52%) 504 (54%) 29%
  No Method 98 (21%) 96 (20%) 194 (21%) 10%
Cannot Use Some Contraceptives for Health Reasons
  Yes 75 (16%) 79 (17%) 154 (16%)
  No 391 (84%) 391 (83%) 782 (84%)
Pregnancy Intentions
  Trying to get pregnant 0 (0%) 0 (0%) 0 (0%)
  Wouldn’t mind getting pregnant 36 (8%) 44 (9%) 80 (9%)
  Wouldn’t mind avoiding pregnancy 33 (7%) 23 (5%) 56 (6%)
  Trying to avoid pregnancy 389 (83%) 396 (84%) 785 (84%)
  Don’t know 0 (0%) 0 (0%) 0 (0%)
Previously Seen Poster
  Yes 36 (8%) 28 (6%) 64 (7%)
  No 415 (89%) 438 (93%) 853 (91%)
  Don’t know * (<1%) * (<1%) 19 (2%)
Numeracy
  Top 50% 211 (45%) 228 (49%) 439 (47%)
  Bottom 50% 255 (55%) 240 (51%) 495 (53%)
*

Indicates cells with <10 observations