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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Aug 8.
Published in final edited form as: Psychiatry Res. 2020 Feb 8;286:112855. doi: 10.1016/j.psychres.2020.112855

Table 1.

Sociodemographic Characteristics of the Study Sample (n=235)

Age, years (mean±SD) 35.9±11.7
Sex, male 152 (64.7%)
Ethnicity, non-Hispanic 224 (95.3%)
No health insurance 171 (73.6%)
Race
 African American 110 (46.8%)
 Caucasian 115 (48.9%)
 Other (self-report given below) 10 (4.3%)
  Mixed, biracial, or identified with more than one race 4 (1.7%)
  Hispanic or Latino 4 (1.7%)
  No race given 2 (0.9%)
Marital Status
 Single and never married 148 (61.7%)
 Divorced or separated or widowed 78 (32.6%)
 Married or living with a partner 14 (5.8%)
 Highest Level of Education
Junior high school or less 32 (13.65%)
 Some high school 446 (19.48.7%)
 General Educational Development (GED) diploma 42 (17.97%)
 High school graduate 43 (18.31%)
 Some college or trade/vocational school 612 (26.2%)
 College or professional school graduate 112 (5.14.7%)
 Living Situation
With parents, siblings, or other family members 803 (34.6%)
 Homeless, or staying in a homeless shelter 689 (28.98%)
 Alone 31 (13.2%)
 With friends 189 (7.79%)
 With boyfriend, girlfriend, spouse, or partner 24 (10.20%)
 Other 14 (5.98%)
 Currently working 31 (13.20%)