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. 2020 Sep 12;33(6):703–707. doi: 10.1016/j.jpag.2020.09.001

Table 1.

Sociodemographic, Behavioral and Fertility Characteristics of Participants

Characteristic Natal Females
N = 323
Mean age ± SD, yr 16.06 ± 1.87
Age group, yr, % (n)
 13-15 42 (135)
 16-19 58 (188)
Race/ethnicity, % (n)
 Hispanic 57 (184)
 Black 24 (78)
 White/other 17 (56)
Education, % (n)
 Not enrolled in school 5 (16)
 Enrolled in middle/high school 75 (242)
 Enrolled in college 15 (50)
Siblings, % (n)
 Grew up with any brothers or sisters 89 (289)
 Grew up with no brothers or sisters 11 (34)
Gender identity, % (n)
 Female 93.5 (302)
 Transgender 4 (13)
 Nonbinary/gender queer/something else 2.5 (8)
Sexual orientation, % (n)
 Heterosexual/straight 70 (223)
 Bisexual 16 (51)
 Gay/lesbian 6 (18)
 Not sure/other 8 (25)
Ever had sex, % (n) 32 (102)
Depression severity, % (n)
 None or mild (score <10) 61 (198)
 Moderate or severe (score ≥10) 35 (114)
Told by medical professional of the possibility of decreased fertility/unable to have your own biological child, % (n)
 Yes 12 (38)
 No/don't know 82 (265)
I want to have children someday, % (n)
 Strongly agree/agree 89 (287)
 Disagree/strongly disagree 11 (36)

Percentages may not add up to 100 because of missing data.