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Table 1 Sociodemographic characteristics of the interview participants (n = 30)

From: Using online technologies to improve diversity and inclusion in cognitive interviews with young people

 

Number

% of Totala

Age

 15–17

8

27%

 18–20

10

33%

 21 – 24b

12

40%

Race

 White

7

23%

 Black

16

53%

 Asian

5

17%

 American Indian or Alaska Native

1

3%

 Multiracial

1

3%

Ethnicity

 Hispanic/Latinx

3

10%

 Non-Hispanic/Non-Latinx

26

87%

 Unknown

1

3%

Gender Identity

 Cisgender Woman

18

60%

 Cisgender Man

11

37%

 Transgender

1

3%

Sexual Orientation

 Gay or Lesbian

2

7%

 Bisexual or Bi-Curious

1

3%

 Heterosexual

27

90%

Highest Level of Education Attained

 Some High Schoolc

8

27%

 High School Graduate

5

17%

 Associates Degree or some other college or technical school

12

40%

 College Graduate or Postgraduate

5

17%

Currently a student

 Yes

23

77%

 No

7

23%

Region

 Northeast

8

27%

 Midwest

8

27%

 South

14

47%

 Raised by Birth Parent(s)

26

87%

 Raised by Adoptive Parent(s)

1

3%

 Raised by a Guardian (foster parent or relatives)

3

10%

  1. aPercentages may not add to 100 due to rounding
  2. bOne participant stated on the eligibility survey that they were 24. During the interview they disclosed an age of 26
  3. c“Some high school” captures those still in high school or who have stopped attending high school but did not graduate