Baseline participant sociodemographic and reproductive characteristics, the ADAPT study, underlying cohort (n=2015)
| n (%)* | |
| Age, mean (SD) years (range: 15–34†) | 25.3 (4.7) |
| Age group | |
| 15–19 | 291 (14) |
| 20–24 | 729 (36) |
| 25–29 | 602 (30) |
| 30–34† | 393 (20) |
| Self-identified Race and Ethnicity (n=2013)‡ | |
| Black | 160 (8) |
| Hispanic/Latine | 1184 (59) |
| White | 415 (21) |
| Multiracial or another race | 254 (13) |
| Language/s spoken at home (n=2008) | |
| English only | 1356 (68) |
| English and Spanish | 315 (16) |
| Spanish only | 309 (15) |
| Other language (with or without English) | 28 (1) |
| Born outside the USA (n=1973) | 297 (15) |
| Partnership and cohabitation status (n=2012) | |
| Has a main partner, living together | 930 (46) |
| Has a main partner, not living together | 717 (36) |
| Has no main partner | 365 (18) |
| Parity (n=2009) | |
| 0—nulliparous | 1128 (56) |
| 1—primiparous | 395 (20) |
| 2—multiparous | 280 (14) |
| 3 or more—multiparous | 206 (10) |
| Highest Educational Attainment (n=1977) | |
| Less than a high school diploma | 238 (12) |
| High school diploma or high school equivalency diploma | 503 (25) |
| Some community college or vocational | 449 (23) |
| Community college or vocational | 349 (18) |
| Some college | 150 (8) |
| College degree or more | 288 (15) |
| Current employment status (n=1972) | |
| Employed full time | 857 (43) |
| Employed part time | 470 (24) |
| Unemployed, looking for work | 277 (14) |
| Unemployed, not looking for work | 139 (7) |
| Homemaker | 184 (9) |
| Other or unable to work | 45 (2) |
| Household income level | |
| Above or equal to 100% federal poverty line | 1001 (50) |
| Below 100% federal poverty line | 650 (32) |
| Missing | 364 (18) |
| Food insecure in last month (n=1975) | 724 (37) |
| Importance of religion (n=1989) | |
| Very important | 456 (23) |
| Somewhat important | 514 (26) |
| Not important | 116 (6) |
| No religion | 903 (45) |
| Health Insurance coverage (n=1933) | |
| Public insurance | 717 (37) |
| Private insurance | 527 (26) |
| Marketplace insurance | 156 (8) |
| Other insurance | 32 (2) |
| No insurance | 501 (26) |
| Gender identity (n=1994) | |
| Female | 1981 (99) |
| Gender queer or non-conforming | 11 (<1) |
| Trans male | 2 (<1) |
| Reason for baseline clinic visit | |
| Contraceptive care | 680 (34) |
| Abortion | 270 (13) |
| Other reproductive health | 668 (33) |
| Non-reproductive primary care | 82 (4) |
| Unknown | 141 (7) |
| No visit, recruited via dear patient letter | 174 (9) |
| State of recruitment | |
| Arizona | 456 (23) |
| California | 583 (29) |
| Nevada | 267 (13) |
| New Mexico | 148 (7) |
| Texas | 561 (28) |
| Mode of recruitment | |
| In-clinic via research staff | 1730 (86) |
| In-clinic via flyer | 111 (6) |
| Remote via facility outreach | 174 (9) |
*Percentages may not add to 100% due to rounding.
†The sample includes three participants determined after enrolment to be aged 35 and one aged 37 years at their baseline survey.
‡Participants selected the race and or ethnicity with which they most strongly identified. Those who identified with multiple races and/or Latine ethnicity equally were categorised as Multiracial. Participants in the ‘another race’ category included those who identified as Asian, Pacific Islander, Native Hawaiian, American Indian, Alaska Native, Middle Eastern and North African.
ADAPT, Attitudes and Decisions After Pregnancy Testing.