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. 2021 Nov 10;16(11):e0258885. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0258885

Table 5. Univariate associations of cluster membership with all other variables.

Variable Cluster 1 Cluster 2 Cluster 3 Cluster 4 p
Focus on benefits Costs and benefits Injuries and academics Fun and fitness
Continuous variables 1
Parent age 43.05 (8.49) 40.86 (9) 42.42 (8.66) 43.93 (8.3) 0.002
Child age 7.64 (3.94) 6.95 (3.9) 8.01 (4.29) 8.04 (3.94) 0.018
Categorical variables 2
Parent gender Male 203 (45%) 90 (20%) 66 (15%) 95 (21%) 0.006
Female 224 (40%) 140 (25%) 114 (20%) 89 (16%)
Child gender Male 221 (42%) 118 (23%) 89 (17%) 93 (18%) 0.945
Female 202 (41%) 111 (22%) 90 (18%) 91 (18%)
Parent education Less than high school/high school 128 (36%) 116 (33%) 60 (17%) 47 (13%) <0.001
Some college 113 (41%) 57 (21%) 52 (19%) 56 (20%)
Bachelor’s degree or higher 186 (47%) 57 (15%) 68 (17%) 81 (21%)
Parent race/ethnicity White, Non-Hispanic 303 (46%) 98 (15%) 109 (17%) 145 (22%) <0.001
Black, Non-Hispanic 31 (32%) 34 (35%) 19 (19%) 14 (14%)
Others, Non-Hispanic 27 (38%) 16 (23%) 16 (23%) 12 (17%)
Hispanic 66 (34%) 82 (42%) 36 (18%) 13 (7%)
Income Low 112 (33%) 115 (34%) 70 (20%) 46 (13%) <0.001
Middle 168 (44%) 66 (17%) 62 (16%) 82 (22%)
High 147 (49%) 49 (16%) 48 (16%) 56 (19%)
Contact sport viewership No 269 (38%) 158 (22%) 137 (19%) 139 (20%) 0.001
Yes 110 (54%) 37 (18%) 24 (12%) 33 (16%)
Urbanicity Non-Metro 46 (37%) 28 (23%) 21 (17%) 29 (23%) 0.384
Metro 381 (42%) 202 (23%) 159 (18%) 155 (17%)

1Mean (SD).

2N (%).