Table 4.

Demographic Characteristics of Adolescents with ID and Parents at Wave 1 (N = 441)

	Unweighted N	Unweighted f	Weighted %	Weighted SE
Adolescents with ID
Male	441	232	53.1%	3.68
Race (may identify 1 or more)
White	433	175	44.0%	3.29
Black/African American	433	164	35.9%	5.88
American Indian/Native	433	13	2.4%	1.18
American
Asian or Pacific Islander	433	29	4.1%	1.41
Other	433	65	15.9%	3.87
Hispanic/Latinx	437	144	28.0%	3.60
Parent Characteristics
Female	403	388	97.6%	0.94
Race (may identify 1 or more)
White	415	181	44.3%	5.03
Black/African American	415	158	35.7%	5.62
American Indian/Native	415	14	3.7%	1.82
American
Asian or Pacific Islander	415	24	3.6%	1.29
Other	415	54	16.0	2.05
Hispanic/Latinx	414	133	26.2%	3.56
Marital Status
Single, Never Married	414	56	13.0%	2.31
Married	414	213	53.2%	4.36
Widowed	414	22	4.7%	1.51
Divorced	414	72	17.9%	2.25
Separated	414	51	11.1%	1.89
Highest Education Completed
Less than high school	414	200	47.4%	4.62
High School Graduate/GED	414	111	28.6%	2.74
Some College	414	81	19.2%	3.10
College Graduate	414	15	3.6%	1.01
Graduate Training	414	7	1.2%	0.52
Employed Outside Home	414	210	50.8%	4.15
Employed Full Time	406	154	35.5%	3.45
Annual Household Income
Less than $14,999	347	150	42.1%	4.85
$15,000–$34,999	347	111	29.4%	2.69
$35,000–$49,999	347	52	15.6%	3.17
$50,000–$74,999	347	21	8.0%	2.06
$75,000–$99,999	347	7	3.3%	1.68
$100,000 and more	347	6	1.5%	0.72

N = unweighted ID sample; f = unweighted frequencies; weighted percent (%) after applying Wave sampling weights, stratification, and cluster variables; SE = weighted standard error of the percent (%).