Table 1:

Respondent characteristics across the three studies

	Study 1 (n=33)	Study 2 (n=61)	Study 3 (n=1296)
Mean age in years (SD=standard deviation)	56.7 (9.9)	39.5 (13.4)	59.5 (18.1)
Gender (% female)	60.6	52.5	75.5
Ethnicity (n):
Mexican American	33	22	446
Cuban American	0	7	424
Puerto Rican	0	21	426
Non-Latino White	0	11	0
Born in the mainland U.S. (%)	21.2	70.0	16.4
Mean number of years in the U.S. among those not born in the mainland U.S. (SD)	34.0 (10.8)	26.6 (14.9)	33.3 (16.9)
Interview language (% Spanish)	60.6	23.0	84.2
Acculturation (Latino respondents only):
Latino orientation subscale mean	N/A	3.9 (0.7)	3.3 (0.5)
NLW orientation subscale mean	N/A	3.7 (0.7)	2.2 (0.6)
Education (%):
Less than 12th grade	N/A	15.0	17.8
12th grade or equivalent	N/A	28.3	44.3
Some college or technical/vocational school	N/A	31.7	18.7
4-year college degree	N/A	8.3	12.0
Graduate degree	N/A	16.7	7.2
Annual household income (%):
Less than $20,000	N/A	29.8	58.0
$20,000-$39,999	N/A	33.3	25.0
$40,000-$59,999	N/A	19.3	9.2
$60,000 or greater	N/A	17.5	7.8