Table 1:

Subject demographics

		N%
Sex	Male	149 (40.2%)
	Female	222 (59.8%)
Marital Status	Single, never married	54 (14.6%)
	Married/Domestic partnership	251 (67.7%)
	Widowed	24 (6.5%)
	Separated/Divorced	42 (11.3%)
Have Children <18 in the Home	Yes	56 (15.1%)
	No	315 (84.9%)
Environment Where Subject lives	Urban	81 (21.8%)
	Suburban	214 (57.7%)
	Rural	76 (20.5%)
Race	Asian	3 (0.8%)
	Black or African American	3 (0.8%)
	White	351 (94.6%)
	More than one race	4 (1.1%)
	Not reported	10 (2.7%)
Ethnicity	Hispanic or Latino	13 (3.5%)
	Not Hispanic or Latino	300 (80.9%)
	Not Reported	58 (15.6%)
Combined Household Income	$0-$20,000	26 (7.0%)
	$20,001-$50,000	63 (16.9%)
	$50,001-$80,000	87 (23.4%)
	$80,001-$110,000	66 (17.7%)
	>$100,000	93 (25.0%)
	Unknown/Not reported	36 (9.7%)
Highest Level of Education	No schooling completed	0 (0%)
	Nursery school to 8th grade	1 (0.2%)
	Some high school, no diploma	2 (0.5%)
	High school graduate or equivalent	27 (7.2%)
	Some college	55 (14.8%)
	Trade/Tech/Vocational training	17 (4.5%)
	Associate degree	37 (9.9%)
	Bachelor’s degree	112 (30.1%)
	Master’s degree	75 (20.2%)
	Professional degree	18 (4.9%)
	Doctorate degree	27 (7.2%)
Employment status	Employed, working ≥40 hours per week	120 (32.3%)
	Employed, working <40 hours per week	40 (10.7%)
	Not employed, Looking for work	8 (2.1%)
	Not employed, not looking for work	17 (4.5%)
	Retired	166 (44.7%)
	Disabled, not able to work	20 (5.3%)
Region	Northeast New England	17 (4.5%)
	Northeast Mid-Atlantic	30 (8.0%)
	Midwest East North Central	57 (15.3%)
	Midwest West North Central	33 (8.8%)
	South Atlantic	94 (25.3%)
	South East South Central	18 (4.8%)
	South West South Central	30 (8.0%)
	West Mountain	37 (9.9%)
	West Pacific	52 (14.0%)
	Not Reported	3 (0.8%)