Table 2.
Distribution of sociodemographic variables across US and China samples, April-May 2021.
| US Sample (N=1413) | Chinese sample (N=1350) | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Age | 18–24 | 273 (12%) | 239 (11%) |
| 25–34 | 317 (17%) | 367 (21%) | |
| 35–44 | 320 (16%) | 334 (18%) | |
| 45–54 | 130 (16%) | 207 (22%) | |
| 55–65 | 147 (17%) | 116 (15%) | |
| ≥64 | 226 (22%) | 87 (14%) | |
| Gender | Female | 763 (51%) | 681 (49%) |
| Male | 650 (49%) | 669 (51%) | |
| Educational attainment | ≤High school | 313 (19%) | 184 (20%) |
| Vocational school or associate’s degree | 417 (29%) | 360 (27%) | |
| Bachelor’s degree | 683 (52%) | 806 (53%) | |
| Parent of daughter 5–17 years old | No | 1190 (86%) | 1164 (89%) |
| Yes | 223 (14%) | 186 (11%) | |
| Race/ ethnicity | Non-Hispanic Black | 195 (12%) | -- |
| Non-Hispanic white | 944 (71%) | -- | |
| Hispanic | 128 (7%) | -- | |
| Other | 146 (11%) | -- | |
| Religion | None | 398 (27%) | -- |
| Catholic | 232 (17%) | -- | |
| Evangelical Protestant | 337 (23%) | -- | |
| Mainline Protestant | 128 (11%) | -- | |
| Jewish | 54 (4%) | -- | |
| Other | 264 (17%) | -- | |
| Political affiliation | Democrat | 597 (40%) | -- |
| Independent | 415 (30%) | -- | |
| Republican | 401 (30%) | -- |