Skip to main content

Table 1 Respondent Characteristics

From: Health utilities and parental quality of life effects for three rare conditions tested in newborns

Characteristic

Community Sample (n = 862)

Frequency

%

Gender

 Male

446

51.7

 Female

416

48.3

Age (years)

 18–24

68

7.9

 25–34

116

13.5

 35–44

122

14.2

 45–54

119

13.2

 55–64

211

24.5

  ≥ 65

226

26.2

Race/Ethnicity

 White, non-Hispanic

635

73.7

 Black, non-Hispanic

79

9.2

 Other, non-Hispanic

67

7.8

 Hispanic

81

9.4

Education

  < 12th Grade, no diploma

60

7.0

 High School Graduate

251

29.1

 Some college, Associate’s

242

28.1

 Bachelor’s Degree or higher

309

35.9

Household Income

  < $25,000

132

15.3

 $25,000 - < $50,000

177

20.5

 $50,000 - < 75,000

152

17.6

 $75,000 - < $100,000

121

14.0

  ≥ $100,000

280

32.5

 Refused

0

Respondent Confidence in Valuation Responsesa

 Confident

717

83.2

 Not Confident

139

16.1

 Refused

6

0.7

  1. aRespondents were dichotomized based on their self-reported confidence in the valuation task. “Confident” respondents included those who were (1) confident or (2) somewhat confident in their valuations; “Not Confident” included respondents who answered (3) not confident or (4) they were total guesses