Skip to main content
. 2020 May 22;59(2):157–167. doi: 10.1016/j.amepre.2020.05.001

Table 1.

Demographic Characteristics of 2018 U.S. Population, Responders, and Nonresponders

Demographic characteristic 2018 U.S. population Responders Nonresponders Test of difference between responders and nonresponders
At-risk age group ≥65 years 16% 20% (1,333 out of 6,684) 20% (359 out of 1,798) χ(1)=0.00, p=0.98
Male 49% 48% (3,226 out of 6,684) 49% (872 out of 1,799) χ(1)=0.02, p=0.88
African American 13% 12% (768 out of 6,684) 14% (244 out of 1,799) χ(1)=5.80, p=0.02
Hispanic/Latinx 18% 16% (1,097 out of 6,684) 18% (319 out of 1,799) χ(1)=1.78, p=0.18
Other minority 9% 9% (587 out of 6,684) 8% (144 out of 1,799) χ(1)=1.09, p=0.30
White 60% 63% (4,232 out of 6,684) 61% (1,092 out of 1,799) χ(1)=4.18, p=0.04
College degree 32% 34% (2,290 out of 6,684) 32% (581 out of 1,805) χ(1)=2.73, p=0.10
Household income, median $60,293 $50,000–$59,000 $50,000–$59,000 M-W=6,003,157.50, p<0.001
Below-median income 45% (2,989 out of 6,684) 52% (929 out of 1,790) χ(1)=29.29, p<0.001
Live in worst-hit state 25% 22% (1,482 out of 6,684) 25% (458 out of 1,805) χ(1)=8.26, p<0.01

Note: 2018 U.S. population statistics as reported by the U.S. Census Bureau (www.census.gov/quickfacts/fact/table/US/PST045218), with percent with college degree for population aged 25 and older. Worst-hit states at the time of the survey were California, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, and Washington. There were 6,684 responders and 1,805 nonresponders among the 8,489 invitees, but a few nonresponders had missing data for specific characteristics.

M-W, Mann-Whitney nonparametric test.