Table 1.

Descriptive statistics.

Variable	Imputed Data (N = 600)
	M (SD) or n (%)
Age (years)	25.36 (5.08)
Primiparous Women	278 (46.3%)
In a Relationship and Cohabitating	292 (48.7%)
Education	–
8th Grade or Less	1 (0.2%)
Some High School	94 (15.7%)
Graduated High School or GED	241 (40.2%)
Some College or Technical School	166 (27.7%)
Graduated College	66(11.0%)
Some Graduate Work or Degree	32 (5.3%)
Income	–
<100% of the Federal Poverty Level	265 (44.2%)
100–132% of the Federal Poverty Level	92 (15.3%)
133–149% of the Federal Poverty Level	54 (9.0%)
150–199% of the Federal Poverty Level	85 (14.2%)
200–299% of the Federal Poverty Level	41 (6.8%)
300–399% of the Federal Poverty Level	25 (4.2%)
>/= 400% of the Federal Poverty Level	38 (6.3%)
Gestational Weeks	–
Prenatal Study visit 1	11.16(2.25)
Prenatal Study visit 2	26.59 (2.73)
Body Mass Index (BMI)a	–
Prenatal Study visit 1	28.87 (7.83)
Racial/Ethnic Discrimination (EOD)b	–
Prenatal Study visit 1	2.13 (2.37)
Gendered Racial Stress (JHP)c	–
Prenatal Study visit 1	96.36 (20.91)
Depressive Symptoms (EPDS)d	–
Prenatal Study visit 1	7.18 (5.48)
Prenatal Study visit 2	7.03 (5.53)
Sleep Quality (PROMIS)e	–
Prenatal Study visit 1	21.47 (7.86)
Prenatal Study visit 2	22.01 (7.44)

Note.

^aBMI was calculated based on women’s height and weight and was only collected at the first Prenatal Study visit.

^bScores on the EOD range from 0 to 9.

^cScores on the JHP range from 43 to 159.

^dEPDS scores range from 0 to 30; in racial/ ethnic minority women, scores greater than or equal to 10 suggest clinically significant depressive symptomatology. EPDS means reported here include the sleep item, but when using EPDS summary scores in all study analyses, the sleep item was removed. Bivariate correlations between the 9 and 10-item EPDS scores were high (r = 0.99, p < 0.001 at Prenatal Study visit 1 and 2).

^ePROMIS scores range from 8 to 40; scores greater than or equal to 25 suggest mild sleep disturbance.