Table 1.

Participant Demographics: Adults and Adolescents.

Demographic Factors	Adolescents (n = 10), n, %	Adults (n = 14), n, %
Age	13.8 (M), range 12–17	34 (M), range 19–48
Gender
Males	6, 60	5, 36
Females	4, 40	9, 64
Household size	5.5 (M), range 2–8	6.1 (M), range 2–8
Primary caregiver
Mother	6, 60	3, 21
Father	0	1, 7
Mother and father	4, 40	5, 36
Blended family (stepparents etc.)	0	2, 14
Grandparents	0	6, 43
Foster-parent or nonfamily	0	1, 7
Household type
Single	6, 60	3, 21
two-parent	3, 30	8, 57
Blended or extended	1, 10	2, 14
Religion
None	5, 50	5, 36
Tribal	1, 10	2, 14
Catholic	1, 10	4, 29
Spiritual, not religious	1, 10%	2, 14
Other	2, 20	4, 29
How often participate in spiritual or religious practices	2.6 (M), range 1–5	2.8 (M), range 1–5
Speak tribal language	4, 40	6, 43
Financial strain	2.5 (M), range 1–5	2.8 (M), range 1–5

Note. N = 24, caregiver indicates who raised the respondent growing up could check all that apply or more than one; thus, percentages exceed 100%. Extended families can include a stepparent, divorced, remarried, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and so on. Along with the religions displayed, other options included Protestant, Hinduism, Islam, Buddhism, Jewish; participants could check all that apply or more than one; thus, percentages exceed 100%. Response options for how often participate in spirituality included 1 = not at all, 2 = yearly, 3 = monthly, 4 = weekly/biweekly, and 5 = daily/almost daily. Response options for the financial strain question included 1 = not at all difficult, 2 = a little difficult, 3 = somewhat difficult, 4 = very difficult, and 5 = extremely difficult. M = mean; N or n = sample size.