Table 1.

Reporting Patterns of “Ever” Experiencing Discrimination in the CARDIA Study Across the Years 1992, 2000, and 2010 (n = 2,774)^a

Discrimination Reporting Pattern in 1992, 2000, and 2010	Racial Discrimination		SES Discrimination		Gender Discrimination
	No.	%	No.	%	No.	%
Never, never, never	1,054	38.0	1,325	47.8	759	27.4
Never, never, ever	87	3.1	135	4.9	71	2.6
Never, ever, ever	91	3.3	113	4.1	114	4.1
Never, ever, neverb	149	5.4	216	7.8	210	7.6
Ever, never, neverb	312	11.3	335	12.1	389	14.0
Ever, never, everb	75	2.7	91	3.3	106	3.8
Ever, ever, neverb	285	10.3	223	8.0	440	15.9
Ever, ever, ever	721	26.0	336	12.1	685	24.7
Total inconsistent reportingc	821	29.7	865	31.2	1,145	41.3

Abbreviations: CARDIA, Coronary Artery Risk Development in Young Adults; SES, socioeconomic status.

^a Percentages sum to 100.1 because of rounding.

^b These 4 categories denote inconsistent reporting patterns across the 3 study visits and are represented in the “total inconsistent reporting” category.

^c Results for the 4 categories with inconsistent reporting patterns across the 3 study visits.