Table 1.

Descriptive characteristics of socio-demographics and COVID-19 background variables (n = 503) ¹.

Variable	n	%	M	SD
Socio-demographics
Age 2	--	--	46.6	16.1
Gender
Female	255	50.7
Male	241	47.9
Trans/non-binary	6	1.2
Race
White	370	73.7
Asian	40	8.0
Black/African American	70	13.9
Other 3	22	4.4
Ethnicity (Spanish, Hispanic, or Latino)
No	463	92.8
Yes	36	7.2
Education attainment
High school or less	51	10.2
Some college/associate	165	32.9
College	183	36.5
Post-graduate	103	20.5
Work status
Work from home	214	42.8
Work outside home: high-risk positions	36	7.2
Work outside home: non-high-risk positions	56	11.2
Unemployed/furloughed	176	35.2
Household income
<$29,999	121	24.1
$30,000 to $69,999	197	39.2
$70,000 to $99,999	92	18.3
$100,000 or above	89	17.7
Subjective financial conditions 2	--	--	3.4	1.1
Living area
Rural/small town (<5000 population)	105	21.0
Small city (5000–50,000)	137	27.4
Medium/large city (>50,000 population)	258	51.6
Marital status
Married	223	44.6
Never married	203	40.6
Divorced/separated/widowed	74	14.8
Having children
No	308	61.6
Yes	192	38.4
COVID-related background
Infection status
No	435	87.7
Yes, confirmed or suspected	61	12.3
Vaccination status
No	460	91.8
Yes, partially vaccinated	33	6.6
Yes, fully vaccinated	8	1.6
Pre-existing conditions
No	311	62.0
Yes	191	38.0

¹n may vary across analyses due to missing responses. ² Approximately linearly correlated with outcome variables. ³ Including Native Hawaiian/other pacific islander (n = 1), American Indian or Alaska Native (n = 6), and other (n = 15).