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. 2020 Sep 30;12(3):e21214. doi: 10.2196/21214

Table 2.

Demographics.

Variable Value
Age (years) (N=2727)

mean (SD) 59.9 (13.1)

range 24.5-95.8
Gender (N=2727), n (%)

Male 2268 (83.2)

Female 459 (16.8)
Race (N=2727), n (%)

White 2226 (81.6)

Black or African American 317 (11.6)

Asian 13 (0.5)

Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander 6 (0.2)

American Indian or Alaskan Native 63 (2.3)

Other 86 (3.2)

Declined to answer 56 (2.1)
Ethnicity (N=2727), n (%)

Yes, Hispanic or Latino 135 (5.0)

No, not Hispanic or Latino 2592 (95.1)
Relationship status (n=2687), n (%)

Married or in a civil union 1734 (64.5)

Neither married, nor in a civil uniona 953 (35.5)
Education status (n=2701), n (%)

High school graduate or less 347 (12.9)

At least some college or vocational school (1-4 years) 1176 (43.5)

Master’s, professional, or doctoral degree 1178 (43.6)
Living arrangement (n=2696), n (%)

Own apartment or house 2519 (93.4)

Friend or relative’s apartment or house 120 (4.5)

Otherb 57 (2.1)
Financial difficultyc (n=2637), n (%)

Not very hard 1813 (68.8)

Somewhat hard, hard, or very hard 824 (31.3)

aDefined as engaged or in a relationship, single, separated, divorced, or widowed.

bDefined as school or dormitory, hospital or detox center, nursing home or assisted living, car or street, or jail or prison.

cBased on response to the question “How hard is it for you (and your family) to pay for the very basics like food and heating/cooling?”