Table 2.
Sample Structural Characteristics, Weighted, and Unweighted Totals and Percentages.a
| Unweighted, n (%) | Weighted, n (%) | |
|---|---|---|
| Veteran status | ||
| Veteran | 2088 (10) | 2320 (12) |
| Nonveteran | 18 008 (90) | 17 776 (88) |
| Education | ||
| High school | 4123 (21) | 3692 (19) |
| Some college | 5018 (26) | 4749 (24) |
| College degree | 7529 (38) | 7699 (39) |
| Graduate degree | 2911 (15) | 3448 (18) |
| Employment status | ||
| Employed | 11 104 (57) | 12 134 (63) |
| Unemployed | 2422 (13) | 2100 (11) |
| Homemaker | 1691 (9) | 1371 (7) |
| Retired | 4147 (21) | 3691 (19) |
| Student | 560 (3) | 640 (3) |
| Living situation | ||
| Living alone | 4281 (21) | 3869 (19) |
| Living with others | 15 815 (77) | 16 227 (79) |
| Single-parent home | 542 (3) | 508 (2) |
| Marital status | ||
| Single | 4590 (22) | 4886 (24) |
| Living with partner | 1615 (8) | 1571 (8) |
| Married | 10 334 (51) | 10 721 (53) |
| Widowed | 915 (5) | 746 (4) |
| Divorced or separated | 2642 (13) | 2172 (11) |
| Household income | ||
| Under $10 000 | 1166 (6) | 1053 (5) |
| $10 000-$24 999 | 2720 (14) | 2149 (11) |
| $25 000-$39 999 | 3211 (17) | 2793 (14) |
| $40 000-$49 999 | 1752 (9) | 1463 (7) |
| $50 000-$59 999 | 1825 (9) | 1493 (8) |
| $60 000-$74 999 | 2203 (11) | 1745 (9) |
| $75 000-$84 499 | 1339 (7) | 1247 (6) |
| $85 000-$99 999 | 1646 (8) | 1534 (8) |
| $100 000-$124 999 | 1582 (8) | 2714 (14) |
| $125 000-$149 999 | 894 (5) | 1501 (8) |
| $150 000 or more | 1114 (6) | 1905 (10) |
aRespondent education level was collected as: grade school, some high school, graduated high school, some college, associate’s degree (AA, AS, etc), bachelor’s degree (BA, BS, etc), or postgraduate degree. “Some College” and above were used to dichotomize education for the model. Age and presence of children in household collected as (“under 6 only,” “6-12 only,” “13-17 only,” “under 6 and 6-12,” “under 6 and 13-17,” “6-12 and 13-17,” “all 3”, or “none under 18”). Marital status collected as “single,” “domestic partnership,” “married,” “widowed,” or “divorced or separated.” Employment status collected as “employed full-time,” “employed part time,” “self-employed,” “retired,” “student/pupil,” “military,” “homemaker,” “currently unemployed,”, don’t know/not sure”. Income was recorded dichotomously for modeling as “high” if $75 000 or more annually per household.