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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Apr 15.
Published in final edited form as: Public Health Genomics. 2020 Apr 15;23(1-2):42–53. doi: 10.1159/000506599

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics*

Demographic Variables N* %
Primary Disability/Condition (n=1294)
  Blindness or low vision 271 21%
  Deafness or hard of hearing 267 21%
  Physical disability 273 21%
  Autism 104 8%
  Intellectual or developmental disability 128 10%
  Learning disability 136 11%
  Mental health or psychosocial disability 115 9%
Multiple Disabilities/Conditions (n=1294) 323 25%
Age (n=1294)
  18–29 years 646 50%
  30–59 years 551 43%
  60 or older 97 7%
Gender (n=1190)
  Male 541 45%
  Female 619 52%
  Non-binary sex 30 3%
Race (n=1294)
  White 850 66%
  Black or AA 214 16%
  Other 230 18%
Ethnicity/Hispanic (n=1212)
  Hispanic 448 37%
  Non-Hispanic 764 63%
Education Level (n=1184)
  HS, GED or less 231 19%
  Some College/Vocational or Technical Training 566 48%
  BA 196 17%
  Graduate 191 16%
Household Income (n=1205)
  Less than $20,000 230 19%
  $20,000 to $55,999 594 49%
  More than $56,000 381 32%
Residence (n=1224)
  Urban (city) 573 47%
  Suburb (neighborhood outside the city) 545 44%
  Rural (in the country) 106 9%
Employment Status (check all that apply) (n=1278**)
  Full time employment 497 39%
  Part time employment 339 27%
  Stay at home parent 65 5%
  Full time/part time student 192 15%
  Unable to work 25 2%
  Other: not employed, retired, volunteer 244 19%
*

Note: sample size varies due to missing values.

**

Respondents who provided two employment statuses (e.g., full time employed and a student) are included in both categories. 16 respondents were excluded due to conflicting answers (e.g., both employed full-time/part-time and not employed.