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. 2022 Jul 21;64(12):1059–1066. doi: 10.1097/JOM.0000000000002649

TABLE 4.

Unweighted Descriptive Statistics for Study 2's Demographic Variables

HOMES Cohort With a COVID-19 Diagnosis (n = 6) EMPLOYERS' Cohort With a COVID-19 Diagnosis (n = 19) HOMES Cohort Without a COVID-19 Diagnosis (n = 532) EMPLOYERS' Cohort Without a COVID-19 Diagnosis (n = 509) Total (N = 1084)
Gender 4 women (66.7%) 11 women (57.9%) 267 women (50.2%)* 221 women (43.4%)* 511 women (47.1%)
Age 3; 25–34 yr (50.0%) 5; 25–34 yr (62.5%) 150; 25–34 yr (28.2%) 144; 25–34 yr (28.3%) 310; 25–34 yr (28.6%)
Race/ethnicity† 3 White/non-Hispanic (50.0%) 7 White/non-Hispanic (36.8%) 329 White/non-Hispanic (61.8%) 296 White/non-Hispanic (58.2%) 640 White/non-Hispanic (59.0%)
Education 2 Without bachelor's (33.3%) 14 Without bachelor's (73.7%) 226 Without bachelor's (42.5%)* 381 Without bachelor's (74.9%)* 635 Without bachelor's (58.6%)

Eighteen participants (1.7%) had missing responses to the questions about COVID-19 diagnoses.

*Within the participants without a COVID-19 diagnosis, these cohorts were statistically different (P < 0.05).

†Disclosure risk analysis led to the removal of the race/ethnicity variable for 23 (2.2%) of the participants without a COVID-19 diagnosis.