Table 1:

Selected demographic characteristics and reproductive history (n=16)

Characteristic	Value
Age	27 (20–34)
Hispanic/Latina Ethnicity	4 (25%)
Race*
Black	2 (13%)
White	8 (50%)
Asian	1 (6%)
American Indian/Alaska Native	3 (19%)
Other†	1 (6%)
Financial Situation
Comfortable, with “extras”	6 (38%)
Enough to pay bills without cutting	7 (44%)
Enough to pay bills, but cutting back	1 (6%)
Not enough to pay bills	2 (13%)
Health Insurance Coverage
Employer-Sponsored	5 (31%)
Direct from Insurance Company	1 (6%)
Government-Sponsored	5 (31%)
Parent’s insurance	1 (6%)
None	4 (25%)
Highest Educational Level
Some high school	1 (6%)
High school diploma/GED	2 (13%)
Some college	5 (31%)
College degree	6 (38%)
Graduate/professional degree	2 (13%)
Sexual History
Vaginal Sex, # of Males in Past Month	1.06 (1–2)
Vaginal Sex Frequency
Less than once per week	2 (13%)
1–2 times per week	4 (25%)
3–4 times per week	7 (44%)
5–6 times per week	3 (19%)
Contraceptive History – Ever Used
Male Condoms	16 (100%)
Spermicides (not on condom)	1 (6%)
Non-Hormonal Intrauterine Device	3 (19%)
Hormonal Contraception	11 (69%)
Oral Contraceptive Pills	11 (69%)
Patch	2 (13%)
Ring	4 (25%)
Injection	4 (25%)
Hormonal Intrauterine Device	2 (13%)
Emergency Contraception	9 (56%)
In last 12 months	3 (19%)
Current Contraceptive Method Use‡	10 (63%)
Male condoms	7 (44%)
Hormonal Contraception	5 (31%)
Oral Contraceptive Pills	1 (4%)
Patch	1 (4%)
Intravaginal Ring	1 (4%)
Withdrawal	1 (4%)
No current contraceptive method	1 (4%)

Data are mean (range) or n (%).

^*Participants were able to choose more than one race (n=6).

^†Other includes Cape Verdean (n=1).

^‡Participants were able to choose more than one current contraceptive method (n=4): along with the male condom, one used the patch, one used the intravaginal ring, one used withdrawal method, and one used the oral contraceptive pill.