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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Mar 4.
Published in final edited form as: Matern Child Health J. 2019 Oct;23(10):1400–1413. doi: 10.1007/s10995-019-02776-7

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics of sample, n=43

Demographic Category Number (%)
Race (n=43) Non-Hispanic black 21 (49%)
Non-Hispanic white 11 (26%)
Hispanic 7 (16%)
Non-Hispanic mixed race or other 3 (7%)
Native American 1 (2%)
Age (n=43)
(Mean age 21; standard deviation 2.3 years; range 16–24)
Younger than 18 4 (9%)
Between 18 and 21 19 (44%)
Older than 21 20 (47%)
Educational status (n=42) Completed some high school 13 (31%)
High school graduate 20 (47%)
Completed some post-secondary educationa 9 (21%)
Median household annual income (n=28)a $3800 (range $0–40,000)
Household members (n=42)c Subject’s children 12 (29%)
Parent 11 (26%)
Significant other (boyfriend, fiancé, husband) 11 (26%)
Roommate 5 (12%)
Lives alone 2 (5%)
Relationship status (n=37)b Single, never married 16 (43%)
In a relationship but not married 20 (54%)
Married 1 (2%)
a

Subjects younger than age 18 were all counted as completing some high school; 2 of 4 were currently enrolled in school

b

Question not asked to participants under age 18

c

Categories not mutually exclusive