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. 2020 Jan;110(Suppl 1):S160–S166. doi: 10.2105/AJPH.2019.305460

TABLE 1—

Demographic Characteristics, Negative Police Encounters, Police Avoidance, and Depressive Symptoms Among a Weighted Sample of Black Men, Overall and by History of Incarceration: Washington, DC, 2015–2016

History of Incarceration
Overall,a No. (%) or Mean ± SD No,b No. (%) or Mean ±SD Yes,b No. (%) or Mean ±SD
Sample size 891 (100) 629 (70.6) 251 (28.2)
Educationc
 Some high school 91 (10.2) 56 (8.9) 35 (13.9)
 High school or equivalent 333 (37.4) 204 (32.4) 129 (51.4)
 Some college 264 (29.6) 196 (31.2) 68 (27.1)
 Bachelor’s degree 129 (14.5) 115 (18.3) 14 (5.6)
 Graduate degree 60 (6.7) 56 (8.9) 4 (1.6)
Currently unemployedc 323 (36.2) 200 (31.8) 123 (49.0)
Married or cohabitating 328 (36.8) 222 (35.3 106 (42.2)
Aged 30.25 ±7.80 29.36 ±7.92 32.46 ±7.04
Negative police encountersd 1.22 ±1.11 1.00 ±1.01 1.76 ±1.16
Police avoidanced 1.13 ±0.90 0.98 ±0.85 1.50 ±0.90
Depressive symptomse 7.82 ±5.45 7.57 ±5.41 8.47 ±5.53

Note. The sample size was n = 891.

a

Percentages are for the full sample.

b

Percentages are specific to the stratified sample.

c

Significant group difference (χ2; P < .001).

d

Significant group difference (t test; P < .001).

e

Significant group difference (t test; P < .05).