Research Article
Motherhood, Psychological Risks, and Resources in Relation to Alcohol Use Disorder: Are There Differences between Black and White Women?
Table 1
Demographic characteristics of the NESARC subsample of Black and White women.
| | | | Combined | Black women | White women | | | | | | | | | | % (SE) or mean | % (SE) or mean | % (SE) or mean |
| | Age | 20–90 | 49.78 (0.21) | 45.74 (0.33) | 50.46 (0.24) | | Nativity | Immigrated | 5.25 (0.71) | 9.49 (2.27) | 4.53 (0.51) | | Marital status | Married | 60.04 (0.62) | 36.06 (0.92) | 64.07 (0.58) | | Employment | Employed
(more than 35 hours per week) | 57.60 (0.54) | 50.59 (1.01) | 58.78 (0.60) | | Income | Less than 20,000 USD | 53.72 (0.75) | 54.04 (1.39) | 53.66 (0.77) | | Parenthood | Yes | 80 (0.55) | 80.95 (1.07) | 79.84 (0.56) |
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Weighted proportions are presented.
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