Table 1.

Distribution of respondent sociodemographic characteristics and health-related behaviors from the FLASHE survey, 2014, N = 1,859

	n	%
Age (years)
12	224	13.32
13	336	19.98
14	280	16.65
15	305	18.13
16	331	19.68
17	206	12.25
Missing	177
Sex
Female	843	50.24
Male	835	49.76
Missing	181
Race/Ethnicity
Hispanic or Latino/a	168	10.08
Non-Hispanic Black	283	16.99
Non-Hispanic White	1061	63.69
Non-Hispanic Other	154	9.24
Missing	193
Household Income Status
Below $100,000	1406	79.35
$100,000 or greater	366	20.65
Missing	87
Fruit and Vegetable Consumption
0 to < 3 cups per day	1280	83.28
3 to < 5 cups per day	228	14.83
5 or more cups per day	29	1.89
Missing	322
Junk Food and Sugar-Sweetened Beverages
0 to < 3 times per day	862	57.43
3 to < 5 times per day	424	28.25
5 or more times per day	215	14.32
Missing	358
Physical Activity (calibrated)
0 to 599 min/week	161	11.20
600 to 749 min/week	427	29.71
750 or more min/week	849	59.08
Missing	422
Sedentary Behavior (out of school, calibrated)
0 to 1319 min/week	104	7.17
1320 to 1439 min/week	1078	74.34
1440 or more min/week	268	18.48
Missing	409

Note: Health-related behaviors are categorized here to illustrate general distributions of responses, though they were analyzed as continuous variables. The measure of physical activity analyzed in the present research represents scores derived from the Youth Activity Profile that were further calibrated based on actigraphy data collected from a subset of participants. As described elsewhere, these estimates are specific to the assumptions adopted in the calibration process and should not be considered relative to absolute guidelines for weekly physical activity (Saint-Maurice et al., 2017; Welk et al., 2017).