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. 2021 Dec 14;11(12):178. doi: 10.3390/bs11120178

Table 1.

Demographics of N = 214 participants.

M (SD) or N (%)
Age (in years) 19.88 (2.59)
Relationship Status
 Single, never married 197 (92.06%)
 Married or domestic partnership 15 (7.00%)
 Divorced 1 (0.47%)
 Prefer not to answer 1 (0.47%)
Gender Identity
 Female 170 (79.44%)
 Male 37 (17.29%)
 Other or self-identified 4 (1.87%)
 Non-binary 3 (1.40%)
 Prefer not to answer 0 (0.00%)
Ethnicity
 Not of Hispanic origin 172 (80.37%)
 Hispanic origin 35 (16.36%)
 Prefer not to answer 7 (3.27%)
Race
 White 171 (79.91%)
 Multiple races 17 (7.95%)
 Asian 10 (4.67%)
 Black or African American 6 (2.80%)
 Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander 2 (0.93%)
 American Indian or Alaska Native 1 (0.47%)
 Prefer not to answer 7 (3.27%)
Education Status
 First-year student 121 (56.54%)
 Second-year student 49 (22.90%)
 Third-year student 28 (13.08%)
 Fourth-year student 13 (6.08%)
 Fifth-year or more student 2 (0.93%)
 Graduate student 1 (0.47%)
Pet Ownership During Childhood a
 Yes, Dog(s) 177 (82.71%)
 Yes, Cat(s) 83 (38.79%)
 Yes, Other 75 (35.05%)
 No 10 (4.67%)
ACEs a
 Mentally ill household member 59 (27.57%)
 Experienced bullying 58 (27.10%)
 Parental divorce/separation 51 (23.83%)
 Emotional abuse 48 (22.43%)
 Emotional neglect 46 (21.50%)
 Substance using household member 47 (21.96%)
 Felt discrimination 38 (17.76%)
 Incarcerated household member 24 (11.21%)
 Physical abuse 23 (10.75%)
 Sexual abuse 20 (9.35%)
 Crime neighborhood 20 (9.35%)
 Unsafe neighborhood 14 (6.54%)
 Witnessed domestic violence 10 (4.67%)
 Physical neglect 10 (4.67%)
 Lived in foster care 2 (0.93%)

M, Mean; SD, Standard deviation; N, Sample size; ACEs, Adverse Childhood Experiences. a Indicates that groups were not mutually exclusive.