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. 2021 Jun 21;5(3):rkab040. doi: 10.1093/rap/rkab040

Table 1.

Participant characteristics

Characteristic Statistic
Age, mean (range), years 35 (23–56)
Sex, n (%)
 Male 10 (100)
Canadian province of residence, n (%)
 British Columbia 4 (40)
 Ontario 3 (30)
 Other (i.e. Alberta, New Brunswick or Nova Scotia) 3 (30)
Geographical residence, n (%)
 Rurala 1 (10)
 Urbanb 9 (90)
Ancestry, n (%)
 White 6 (60)
 Asian 2 (20)
 Hispanic 1 (10)
 Middle Eastern 1 (10)
Highest level of education attained, n (%)
 Post-secondary (university, college, technical school, etc.) 9 (90)
 Secondary or high school 1 (10)
Current employment status, n (%)
 Employed full time (≥40 h/week) 8 (80)
 Self-employed 2 (20)
Household income, n (%)
 Lowc 1 (10)
 Moderated 2 (20)
 Highe 7 (70)
Current members of household, median (interquartile range) 4 (2–4)
Marital status, n (%)
 Married 5 (50)
 Common-law or co-habiting 2 (20)
 Single, never married 2 (20)
 Separated 1 (10)
Duration of current intimate partner relationship, n (%), years
 ≥10 5 (50)
 5–10 0 0
 ≤5 5 (50)
Plans to have future children, n (%) 6 (60)
Future reproductive options considered, n (%)f
 Childbearing 5 (83)
 Adoption 2 (33)
 Other (i.e. surrogacy or assisted fertilization) 1 (17)
Previously had children with current partner, n (%) 4 (40)
Number of children with current partner, median (range) 2 (1–2)
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Fewer than 400 people/km2. bMore than 400 people/km2. cA total annual household income of ≤50% of the area median income. dA total annual household income of >50% and <80% of the area median income. eA total annual household income of ≥80% of the area median income. fCumulative percentage can be >100, because multiple categories can be relevant to each participant.