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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Nov 14.
Published in final edited form as: Br J Nutr. 2020 May 28;124(9):979–987. doi: 10.1017/S0007114520001804

Table 1.

Descriptive Statistics from Analytical Sample (N = 3,060) of Age 15 Wave of the Fragile Families and Child Wellbeing Study (FFCWS)

n or Mean % or SD
Youth
 Sexa
  Female 1473 48.1%
  Male 1587 51.9%
 Race/ethnicity
  Black/African American, non-Hispanic/Latino 1413 46.2%
  Hispanic and/or Latino, any race 736 24.1%
  White/Caucasian, non-Hispanic/Latino 535 17.5%
  Other,b mixed, or none 376 12.3%
 Age (yrs) 15.59 .77
 Household arrangements (youth lives with)
  Biological mother 2691 87.9%
  Biological father 224 7.3%
  Non-parent 145 4.7%
 Household income $62,550 $65,315
Eating behaviours and body mass index (BMI)
 Breakfast (≥ 4 days of school week) 1598 52.2%
 Green vegetables or fruit (all 7 days of week) 930 30.4%
 Fast food (≥ 2 days weekly) 1487 48.6%
 Sweetened drinks (≥ 2 daily) 1895 61.9%
 BMI 24.02 5.73
 BMI percentilec 68.02 27.89
Sleep and social jetlag measures
 Bedtime
  School night (Sun-Thurs) 22:22 1.13
  Weekend night (Fri-Sat) 0:23 1.67
 Wake time
  School morning (Mon-Fri) 6:21 .86
  Weekend morning (Sat-Sun) 9:46 1.79
 Sleep duration (hrs)
  School night 7.98 1.24
  Weekend night 9.38 1.94
 Social jetlag (hrs)d 2.75 1.29
a

Data collected at birth.

b

Other category includes Asian, Central American/Caribbean, Native American/Alaska Native, and/or Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander.

c

Calculated based on 2000 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) growth charts, matched for age and sex.(48)

d

| Midpoint of sleep on weekend nights − midpoint of sleep on school nights |.(13)