Table 7.

Distribution of accommodations requested by individual characteristics (column percentages)

	Accommodations requested				p-value
Demographic variables	Yes		No
	N	%	N	%
Have a disability
Yes	313	39.03	417	20.51	< 0.001
No	489	60.97	1,616	79.49
Visibility of disability
Non-apparent	144	46.45	248	61.08	< 0.001
Fluctuates	99	31.94	103	25.37
Apparent	67	21.61	55	13.55
Sexual orientation
Straight	658	83.50	1,642	82.06	0.377
LGBQ	130	16.50	359	17.94
Gay/lesbian	66	8.38	228	11.39	0.038
Bisexual	28	3.55	60	3.00
Queer	5	0.63	20	1.00
Other	31	3.93	51	2.55
Gender
Men	246	32.63	938	49.47	< 0.001
Women	495	65.65	935	49.31
Transgender	13	1.72	23	1.21
Race/ethnicity
White NH	652	81.30	1,715	85.20	0.012
Racial/ethnic minority	150	18.70	298	14.80
Black NH	40	4.99	83	4.12	0.093
Hispanic	27	3.37	51	2.53
Asian	24	2.99	59	2.93
Other	59	7.36	105	5.22
Age
18–35 years old	155	19.23	492	24.21	< 0.001
36–55 years old	394	48.88	739	36.37
56 years or older	257	31.89	801	39.42
Tenure
Less than 5 years	322	40.55	919	45.81	< 0.001
6–20 years	347	43.70	685	34.15
More than 20 years	125	15.74	402	20.04

P-value represents Pearson ${\chi }^2$. Significant results with a p-value of 0.1 or lower are shown in bold. Fisher’s exact test is shown for analysis that does not meet Pearson ${\chi }^2$  assumptions. Column percentages with rounding adjusted to add up to 100%