Table 1.

Participant Characteristics.

Characteristics	N	%		Characteristics	N	%
Gender				Employment status
Women	272	50.8%		Full-time	480	89.7%
Men	263	49.2%		Part-time	52	9.7%
Race/ethnicity				Missing	3	0.6%
Caucasian	506	94.6%		Major industries (Time 1)
African American	16	3.0%		Professional and related services	196	36.6%
Other	7	1.3%		Manufacturing	86	16.1%
Native American	2	0.4%		Retail trade	49	9.2%
Multiracial	2	0.4%		Transportation, communications, and public utility	44	8.2%
Asian	1	0.2%		Public administration	43	8.0%
Missing	1	0.2%		Wholesale trade	27	5.0%
Marital status				Finance, insurance, and real estate	25	4.7%
Married	375	70.1%		Construction	22	4.1%
Never married	108	20.2%		Business and repair services	17	3.2%
Divorced	44	8.2%		Agriculture, forestry, fishing, and mining	8	1.5%
Separated	4	0.7%		Entertainment and recreational services	6	1.1%
Widowed	4	0.7%		Personal services	1	0.2%
Educational status				Major industries (Time 2)
Junior high school	2	0.4%		Professional and related services	212	39.6%
Some high school	7	1.3%		Manufacturing	93	17.4%
High school degree or equivalent	113	21.1%		Retail trade	36	6.7%
Some college (No degree)	116	21.7%		Transportation, communications, and public utility	41	7.7%
Associates degree	44	8.2%		Public administration	37	6.9%
College degree	150	28.0%		Wholesale trade	26	4.9%
Some graduate school	22	4.1%		Finance, insurance, and real estate	31	5.8%
Masters degree	59	11.0%		Construction	15	2.8%
Doctoral degree	21	3.9%		Business and repair services	11	2.1%
Missing	1	0.2%		Agriculture, forestry, fishing, and mining	5	0.9%
Income				Entertainment and recreational services	6	1.1%
$0–$9,999	46	8.6%		Personal services	6	1.1%
$10,000–$19,999	79	14.8%
$20,000–$29,999	140	26.2%
$30,000–$39,999	108	20.2%
$40,000–$49,999	65	12.1%
$50,000–$74,999	59	11.0%
$75,000–$99,999	19	3.6%
$100,000 or more	11	2.1%
Missing	8	1.5%