Table 1.

Participant Characteristics.

Variable	Mean (SD)
Age (n = 336)	49.7 (16.1) years
Gender identification (n = 334)	Frequency (%)
Male	29 (8.6)
Female	304 (89.9)
Race (n = 335)
White	311 (92.0)
Black or African American	4 (1.2)
American Indian or Alaska Native	1 (0.3)
Asian	9 (2.7)
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander	2 (0.6)
Other	5 (1.5)
More Than One Race	3 (0.9)
Ethnicity (n = 334)
Not Spanish, Hispanic, or Latino	322 (95.3)
Spanish	4 (1.2)
Hispanic	6 (1.8)
Latino	2 (0.6)
Relationship status (n = 333)
Single	39 (11.5)
In a relationship not married	43 (12.7)
Married	210 (62.1)
Widowed	12 (3.6)
Divorced	28 (8.3)
Other	1 (0.3)
Education (n = 332)
< high school degree	1 (0.3)
High school graduate or GED	13 (3.8)
Some college no degree	34 (10.1)
Associate degree	25 (7.4)
Bachelor’s degree	79 (23.4)
Master’s degree	106 (31.4)
Practice doctorate	14 (4.1)
Doctoral degree	50 (14.8)
Professional degree (JD, MD)	10 (3.0)
Employment status (n = 332)
Employed full-time	163 (48.2)
Employed part-time	50 (14.8)
Unemployed and looking for work	5 (1.5)
Unemployed and not looking for work	9 (2.7)
Student	21 (6.2)
Retired	55 (16.3)
Homemaker	10 (3.0)
Self-employed	13 (3.8)
Unable to work, disabled	6 (1.8)
Unemployment due to COVID (n = 14)
Yes	10 (3.0)
No	4 (1.2)
Occupation (n = 332)
Healthcare worker	99 (29.3)
Essential worker	52 (15.4)
None of these	181 (53.6)
Type of essential worker (n = 51)
Food and agriculture	10 (3.0)
Public works and infrastructure services	2 (0.6)
Critical manufacturing	1 (0.3)
Education	13 (3.8)
Other	25 (7.4)
Region in America (n = 321)
West	198 (58.6)
South	53 (15.7)
Midwest	61 (18.0)
Northeast	9 (2.7)

Abbreviation: SD, Standard deviation.