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. 2021 Feb 15;3:636161. doi: 10.3389/fdgth.2021.636161

Table 2.

Baseline characteristics and retention rates.

Characteristic Total (N = 22)
Age (SD), years 40.2 (6.6)
Sex, n (%)
 Female 21 (95.4%)
 Male 1 (4.5%)
Hispanic, n (%)
 No 22 (100)
Race, n (%)
White 20 (90.9%)
 Black or African-American 2 (9.1%)
South Carolina County, n (%)
 Anderson 1 (4.5%)
 Berkeley 2 (9.1%)
 Charleston 7 (31.8%)
 Chesterfield 2 (9.1%)
 Darlington 1 (4.5%)
 Dorchester 1 (4.5%)
 Greenville 3 (13.6%)
 Kershaw 1 (4.5%)
 Oconee 1 (4.5%)
 Sumter 3 (13.6%)
Health Insurance Status, n (%)
 Private Insurance 22 (100%)
Education, n (%)
 High school diploma/GED 1 (4.5%)
 Some college education 2 (9.1%)
 Undergraduate education 6 (27.3%)
 Some graduate education 3 (13.6%)
 Graduate degree 10 (45.4%)
Household Income, n (%)
 $30,000–$49,999 3 (13.6%)
 $50,000–$69,999 5 (22.7%)
 $70,000 or more 14 (63.6%)
Technology Use (%)
 Cell Phonea
  Hourly Use 30.3%
  Daily Use 62.6%
  Weekly Use 7.1%
  Monthly Use 0%
  Never Use 0%
 Computer
  Hourly Use 9.1%
  Daily Use 45.5%
  Weekly Use 22.7%
  Monthly Use 9.1%
  Never Use 13.6%
 Multiple Devicesb
  Hourly Use 22.7%
  Daily Use 59.1%
  Weekly Use 13.6%
  Monthly Use 4.5%
  Never Use 0%
Retention rates, n (%)
 Posttest 22 (100%)
 6-month follow-up 18 (82%)
a

Cell phone use includes responses of “receive a text message on a cell phone,” “send a text message on a cellphone,” and “use a cellphone to make or receive a voice call.”

b

Hourly includes responses of “about once an hour” and “more than once an hour.”

Daily includes responses of “about once a day” and “several times a day.”

Weekly includes responses of “up to about once a week” and “a few times a week.”