Table 1.
Qualitative Sample (N=26) |
Quantitative Sample (N=142) |
|
---|---|---|
Age | N (%) | N (%) |
12 | 1 (4%) | 23 (16%) |
13 | 4 (16%) | 33 (23%) |
14 | 11 (42%) | 32 (23%) |
15 | 6 (23%) | 25 (18%) |
16 | 4 (15%) | 29 (20%) |
Sex | ||
Male | 14 (54%) | 58 (41%) |
Female | 12 (46%) | 84 (59%) |
Race | ||
American Indian/Alaska Native | 24 (92%) | 128 (90%) |
Other | 2 (8%) | 14 (10%) |
Single Parent Household * | ||
Yes | 9 (35%) | 66 (46%) |
No | 17 (65%) | 75 (53%) |
Missing | 0 (0%) | 1 (1%) |
Mother Education | ||
College grad | 7 (27%) | 38 (27%) |
Some college | 4 (15%) | 30 (21%) |
High school grad | 6 (24%) | 40 (28%) |
Didn't finish high school | 5 (19%) | 18 (13%) |
Don't know | 4 (15%) | 15 (11%) |
Father Education | ||
College grad | 2 (7%) | 13 (9%) |
Some college | 3 (12%) | 17 (12%) |
High school grad | 8 (31%) | 42 (30%) |
Didn't finish high school | 9 (35%) | 31 (22%) |
Don't know | 4 (15%) | 38 (27%) |
Note. One participant missing data on both mother and father education.
Single parent household is defined by parental marital status (Yes = single or never married/ widowed/ separated/ divorced; No = married/cohabitating).