Table A2.
Demographic Characteristics | Non-Respondents (n = 774) |
Respondents (n = 3161) |
SMD * |
---|---|---|---|
Age in Years | 0.10 | ||
18–39 | 252 (32.6) | 885 (28.0) | |
40–64 | 355 (45.9) | 1534 (48.5) | |
≥65 | 167 (21.6) | 742 (23.5) | |
mean/sd | 49.8 (16.9) | 51.1 (15.8) | 0.09 |
Gender | 0.04 | ||
Female | 421 (54.4) | 1702 (53.8) | |
Male | 348 (45.0) | 1431 (45.3) | |
Other | 5 (0.6) | 27 (0.9) | |
Unknown | 0 (0.0) | 1 (0.0) | |
Race–ethnicity | 0.45 | ||
White | 308 (39.8) | 1928 (61.0) | |
Black | 52 (6.7) | 116 (3.7) | |
Asian | 195 (25.2) | 575 (18.2) | |
Hispanic | 147 (19.0) | 312 (9.9) | |
Multiple races | 46 (5.9) | 154 (4.9) | |
Other/Unknown | 26 (3.4) | 76 (2.4) | |
Education | 0.34 | ||
Less than college | 161 (20.8) | 340 (10.8) | |
College | 371 (47.9) | 1506 (47.6) | |
Higher than college | 217 (28.0) | 1261 (39.9) | |
Unknown | 25 (3.2) | 54 (1.7) |
* SMD, standardized mean difference. The higher the SMD, the greater the magnitude of the difference between the groups. Magnitude of effect is considered to be small if SMD = 0.2, medium if SMD = 0.5, and large if SMD = 0.8.