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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Adolesc Health. 2020 Jul 17;68(1):86–94. doi: 10.1016/j.jadohealth.2020.05.031

Table 2.

Sample characteristics at baseline, weighted percentages, and frequencies (N = 1,117)

Characteristic % n

Age
 15–17 35.8 400
 18–19 17.3 194
 20–21 18.4 206
 22–24 28.5 318
Gender
 Male 49.3 551
 Female 49.4 552
 Transgender/nonbinary 1.3 15
Sexual orientation
 Heterosexual 81.6 912
 Homosexual 5.8 65
 Bisexual 10.3 115
 Other (asexual/missing) 2.3 26
Race/ethnicity
 Non-Hispanic white 53.9 602
 Non-Hispanic black 14.1 157
 Hispanic 21.7 243
 Non-Hispanic Asian 5.4 60
 Non-Hispanic other/multiracial 5.0 56
Education (highest completed)
 Less than high school 41.2 460
 High school equivalent 17.5 195
 Some college/associate degree 28.5 319
 College degree or higher 12.8 143
Employment status
 Full timea 28.2 315
 Part time 25.5 285
 Unemployed, looking 14.3 159
 Unemployed, not looking 32.0 358
School status
 Full time 56.9 635
 Part time 8.4 94
 Not in school 34.7 387
Marital status
 Single 77.2 862
 Not married, living with partner 13.4 150
 Married 8.0 90
 Separated/divorced 1.4 15
Relationship status
 In a relationship 40.5 453
 Not in a relationship 58.8 656
 Missing status .7 8
Ever oral sex
 Yes 52.9 591
 No 44.6 498
 Don’t know 1.5 17
 Missing 1.0 11
Ever anal sex
 Yes 22.8 255
 No 75.0 837
 Don’t know 1.1 13
 Missing 1.1 12
Ever vaginal sex
 Yes 52.7 589
 No 43.8 489
 Don’t know 1.7 19
 Missing 1.8 21

Within variable percentages and ns may not sum to 100 and 1,117, respectively, because of rounding.

a

Full-time employment status includes self-employed and military.