Table 3.

Demographic information of the 546 study participants who provided responses to all the statements in the new well-being scale.

Characteristic		Value, n (%)
Role
	Student	62 (11.4)
	Faculty	113 (20.7)
	Staff	370 (67.8)
	Undeclared	1 (0.2)
Gender
	Male	128 (23.4)
	Female	411 (75.3)
	Undeclared	7 (1.3)
Race
	African American	16 (2.9)
	White American	496 (90.8)
	Asian American	22 (4.0)
	Other	12 (2.2)
Education
	High school or lower	4 (0.7)
	Some college credits, no degree	24 (4.4)
	Some technical training, no degree	11 (2.0)
	Associate degree	18 (3.3)
	Bachelor’s degree	194 (35.5)
	Master’s degree	163 (29.9)
	Professional degree	22 (4.0)
	Doctoral degree	110 (20.1)
Marital status
	Single	137 (25.1)
	Married or long-term committed relationship	369 (67.6)
	Divorced or separated	34 (6.2)
	Widowed	6 (1.1)
Household income
	≤US $10,000	7 (1.3)
	US $10,001-25,000	14 (2.6)
	US $25,001-50,000	114 (20.9)
	US $50,001-75,000	91 (16.7)
	US $75,001-100,000	84 (15.4)
	US $100,001-125,000	74 (13.6)
	>US $125,000	143 (26.2)
	Declined to answer	19 (3.5)