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. 2020 Feb 21;15(2):e0228765. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0228765

Table 2. Bivariate model results: Study group, individual and state-level factors, and seasonality.

Variable TW (N = 369) TM (N = 239) GNB (N = 156) P
Personal characteristics
Age, in years (Mean ± SEM)a 53.89 ± 0.89 54.55 ± 1.15 52.77 ± 1.53 0.6467
 Race/ethnicity 369 239 156
  White, non-Hispanic (NH) 263 (71.27) 166 (69.46) 104 (66.67)
  Black, NH 29 (7.86) 20 (8.37) 11 (7.05)
  Hispanic 32 (8.67) 33 (13.81) 18 (11.54)
  Other racial/ethnic minorities, NH 45 (12.20) 20 (8.37) 23 (14.74)
Racial/ethnic minority 106 (28.73) 73 (30.54) 52 (33.33) 0.5051
 Sexual orientation 366 234 153
  Heterosexual 296 (80.87) 202 (86.32) 108 (70.59)
  Lesbian or gay 13 (3.55) 9 (3.85) 9 (5.88)
  Bisexual 39 (10.66) 13 (5.56) 29 (18.95)
  Other sexual orientations 12 (3.28) 4 (1.71) 5 (3.27)
  Don’t know/not sure 6 (1.64) 6 (2.56) 2 (1.31)
Sexual minority 70 (19.13) 32 (13.68) 45 (29.41) 0.0001
 Marital status 365 236 156
  Married 178 (48.77) 114 (48.31) 64 (41.03)
  Divorced 58 (15.89) 27 (11.44) 19 (12.18)
  Widowed 26 (7.12) 38 (16.10) 23 (14.74)
  Separated 7 (1.92) 8 (3.39) 8 (5.13)
  Never married 87 (23.84) 44 (18.64) 38 (24.36)
  Member of an unmarried couple 9 (2.47) 5 (2.12) 4 (2.56)
Unmarried 178 (48.77) 117 (49.58) 88 (56.41) 0.1869
Socioeconomic position
 Educational attainment 368 238 156
  Some high school or less 44 (11.96) 42 (17.65) 15 (9.62)
  High school graduate 142 (38.59) 81 (34.03) 59 (37.82)
  Some college 106 (28.80) 58 (24.37) 41 (26.28)
  College graduate 76 (20.65) 57 (23.95) 41 (26.28)
High school graduate or less 186 (50.54) 123 (51.68) 74 (47.44) 0.6574
 Employment status 366 234 154
  Employed 161 (43.99) 105 (44.87) 65 (42.21)
  Out of work 27 (7.38) 10 (4.27) 10 (6.49)
  Homemaker 13 (3.55) 14 (5.98) 8 (5.19)
  Student 20 (5.46) 11 (4.70) 8 (5.19)
  Retired 103 (28.14) 65 (27.78) 46 (29.87)
  Unable to work 42 (11.48) 29 (12.39) 17 (11.04)
Not working 205 (56.01) 129 (55.13) 89 (57.79) 0.8464
 Annual household income 318 203 135
  <$20K 82 (25.79) 43 (21.18) 34 (25.19)
  $20K to <$50K 114 (35.85) 91 (44.83) 50 (37.04)
  ≥$50K 122 (38.36) 69 (33.99) 51 (37.78)
Low income 82 (25.79) 43 (21.18) 34 (25.19) 0.4103
 Health insurance status 363 237 154
Uninsured 28 (7.59) 32 (13.39) 19 (12.18) 0.0283
State-levela 369 239 156
Discriminatory laws/policies 100 (27.10) 67 (28.03) 46 (29.49) 0.8236
Percent voting Republican (Mean ± SEM) 47.06 ± 0.52 48.87 ± 0.58 46.80 ± 0.92 0.0382
Seasonalitya
Winter/Fall 182 (49.32) 108 (45.19) 68 (43.59) 0.3255

Number of participants in study group with data available (N, unweighted) reported for each variable. For categorical variables, number (n), percent (%) of N, and P-values from logistic regression that accounted for cluster and strata data are provided. Least squares mean ± SD and P-values from General Linear Models presented for age and percent voting Republican. Variables included in the analytic models shown in bold. Bold P-values indicates statistical significance at the 0.05 level. GNB: gender nonbinary adults; NH: non-Hispanic; SEM: standard error of the mean; TM: transgender men; TW: transgender women.

aAge, state-level variables, and seasonality had no missing data.