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. 2021 Sep 30;18(19):10351. doi: 10.3390/ijerph181910351

Table 1.

Biological and Socioeconomic Characteristics of the Study Sample by Individuals Having Mobile Health Applications (Health Information National Trends Survey-5, Cycle 2 and 3).

Biological and Socioeconomic Variables Individual Having mHealth Apps Individual Not Having mHealth Apps
n Wt % n Wt % p-Value
ALL 1327 59.8 1013 40.3
Sex 0.0695
Female 760 52.0 529 46.0
Male 567 48.0 484 54.0
Age in Years 0.0027
18–34 years 130 19.1 51 11.7
35–49 years 255 25.5 128 23.1
50–64 years 525 37.8 354 36.2
65–74 years 298 12.1 333 20.6
75 and older 119 5.5 147 8.4
Race/Ethnicity 0.5404
Non-Hispanic White 814 66.4 676 68.4
Non-Hispanic Black 191 8.7 115 8.5
Hispanic 153 13.3 111 14.4
Others 169 11.7 111 8.7
Education 0.0047
Less than High School 31 4.0 35 4.6
High School or equivalent 229 25.0 271 37.3
Some College 331 35.2 266 31.7
College and above 736 35.8 441 26.4
Insurance 0.5819
Yes 1286 94.6 970 93.5
No 41 5.4 43 6.5
Annual Income 0.0003
Less than 20k 140 10.3 170 16.5
20k–<35k 136 9.1 136 11.8
35k–<50k 158 13.1 146 14.8
50k–<75k 255 18.1 234 24.3
75k+ 638 49.4 327 32.6
Chronic diseases 0.3233
1 chronic condition 812 65.5 596 61.5
>1 chronic conditions 515 34.5 417 38.5

Note: Based on pooled data of 2340 adult participants without missing data on sex, age, race/ethnicity, education, insurance, and income, from Health Information National Trends Survey 5 Cycles 2 and 3. Significant group differences were tested with Rao–Scott chi-square tests. Weighted Percentages were derived using replicate weights. Wt: weighted.