Table 1 Sociodemographic characteristics (% [n], or M ± SD) of participants (n = 49) in the ANDALE Pittsburgh home-based intervention
Characteristic | Â |
|---|---|
Child gender, % female | 40.8% (20) |
Child Age, years | 3.9 ± 1.3 |
Parent gender, % female | 100%, (49) |
Parent Age | 33.5 ± 6.1 |
Country of Origin | |
 Mexican | 32 (65%) |
 Guatemalan | 4 (8%) |
 Columbian | 4 (8%) |
 Venezuelan | 4 (8%) |
 Other | 5 (10%) |
Marital Status | |
 Married or in a committed relationship | 48 (98%) |
 Divorced/separated | 1 (2%) |
Employment (parent) | |
 Working full time | 4 (8%) |
 Working part time | 8 (16%) |
 Stay at home caregiver | 35 (71%) |
 Currently unemployed, but seeking work | 2 (4%) |
Education (highest in household) | |
 Did not finish high school | 7 (14%) |
 Finished high school or GED | 16 (33%) |
 Some college or training after high school | 10 (20%) |
 Finished college | 10 (20%) |
 Advanced degree | 6 (12%) |
Income | |
 Less than $20,000 | 17 (35%) |
 $20,000–34,999 | 6 (12%) |
 $35,000–49,999 | 4 (8%) |
 $50,000–74,999 | 2 (4%) |
 $75,000–99,999 | 1 (2%) |
 $100,00 or more | 3 (6%) |
 Don’t know/refused | 16 (33%) |
Acculturation | |
 Low (0–0.25) | 42 (86%) |
 Moderate (0.26–0.50) | 5 (10%) |
 High (0.51–1) | 2 (4%) |