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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jul 22.
Published in final edited form as: IRB. 2017 Jul-Aug;39(4):10–16.

Table 2.

Respondent Characteristics

Characteristic All survey respondents (n = 1095) Respondents who answered at least one open-ended question (n = 834)
Sex (% male) 49.0 46.3
Age
 21–26 years 7.9 6.1
 27–44 years 37.4 34.0
 45–64 years 37.2 39.7
 ≥ 65 years 17.6 19.3
Race
 white 74.0 75.3
 Asian 2.8 2.8
 African American 13.1 12.4
 other or multiracial 10.1 9.6
Hispanic ethnicity 16.1 14.3
Education
 high school or less 13.9 11.7
 some college or associate’s degree 30.5 31.6
 college graduate 34.4 34.3
 graduate or professional school 21.2 22.5
Household income
 ≤ $30,000 16.5 14.8
 > $30,000–$55,000 23.2 23.4
 > $55,000–$95,000 29.5 29.6
 > $95,000 30.8 32.2
Self-reported health status
 excellent 18.3 18.0
 very good 40.7 42.1
 good 29.0 28.1
 fair 10.8 10.7
 poor 1.3 1.2
Prior clinical research participant 9.2 8.5
Has children 63.2 64.0