participants enrolled in Talking Health, the 289 who completed L-Cat at baseline are included in this study. Mean age was 40.1 (13.5) years, 77% were female, 90% were white, 1% identified as Hispanic/Latino, 49% were employed full- or part-time, 17% were unable to work/on disability, mean annual household
Natalie Kružliaková, Paul A. Estabrooks, Wen You, Valisa Hedrick, Kathleen Porter, Michaela Kiernan and Jamie Zoellner
Zakkoyya H. Lewis, Kyriakos S. Markides, Kenneth J. Ottenbacher and Soham Al Snih
in the United States . J Phys Act Health . 2014 ; 11 ( 2 ): 303 – 312 . PubMed doi:10.1123/jpah.2011-0281 10.1123/jpah.2011-0281 23363569 11. Abraido-Lanza AF , Chao MT , Florez KR . Do healthy behaviors decline with greater acculturation? Implications for the Latino mortality paradox
Dana K. Voelker and Justine J. Reel
/Pacific Islander and Native American ( n = 1), and Hispanic/Latino/Mexican American ( n = 1). Skaters represented 12 figure skating clubs across 7 U.S. states and one Canadian Province in the singles ( n = 9) and pairs ( n = 4) disciplines. Skaters reported their highest level of competition was at national
Matthew D. Bird and Brandonn S. Harris
-Ethnic (4.0%, n = 3), Hispanic or Latino (2.7%, n = 2), Black (2.7%, n = 2), and Other (1.3%, n = 1). The average age of the sample was 44.48 ( SD = 12.78) years. A total of 92.0% ( n = 69) of the sample had a Ph.D. or equivalent doctoral degree where only 8.0% ( n = 6) had become Certified
Robert C. Hilliard, Lorenzo A. Redmond and Jack C. Watson II
/African American, 4% as Hispanic/Latino, 3% as biracial, 2% as Asian/Pacific Islander, and 1% as Native American. Seventeen sports were represented, including 27% football, 13% swimming and soccer, 7% rowing and basketball, 5% lacrosse, baseball, and cross country, 4% tennis, 3% track and field, and 2% or less of
J.D. DeFreese, Travis E. Dorsch and Travis A. Flitton
sport parents in the United States. Participants included 65 fathers and 148 mothers (1 non-specified) ranging in age from 26 to 66 years ( M = 43.2, SD = 6.2). Hispanic or Latino ethnicity was affirmed by 0.9% of participants. The majority of participants self-identified as White (95.3%) with
Leilani A. Madrigal, Vincenzo Roma, Todd Caze, Arthur Maerlender and Debra Hope
.5 African American 17 6.3 16 5.9 Asian American or Pacific Islander 11 4.1 13 4.8 Latino 13 2.7 6 2.2 Multiethnic 12 4.4 21 7.7 Native American/Other 6 2.2 5 1.8 Education Advanced degree 47 17.3 37 13.7 College graduate 122 45.0 120 44.3 Some College 83 30.6 92 33.9 High School Equivalency or Lower
Nicholas M. Watanabe, Grace Yan, Brian P. Soebbing and Ann Pegoraro
Latino hitters and Black pitchers in the baseball card market in 1989 while examining cards from the 1970 season. On the other hand, Andersen and La Croix ( 1991 ) reveal preferences exclusively against Black players in the same market for the 1977 season. Based on the above observation, Kanazawa and
Jason C. Immekus, Franklin Muntis and Daniela Terson de Paleville
Participants Fifty children aged 5–11 years old ( M 7.2 years old SD 11 months; 44% females) from a metropolitan public, Spanish-immersion elementary school in the Midwest participated in this study. Approximately 48% of participants were minority students (i.e., 27% African American, 20% Hispanic or Latino
Byron Lai, Katie Cederberg, Kerri A. Vanderbom, C. Scott Bickel, James H. Rimmer and Robert W. Motl
) 20 14 21 Age (years; M ± SD ) 46.0 ± 6.2 38.6 ± 5.2 37.3 ± 4.0 Sex, males (%)/females (%) 516 (25.7)/1,491 (74.3) 236 (77.6)/68 (22.4) 153 (59.8)/103 (40.2) Ethnicity, no. of studies (%) 9 (17) 2 (14.3) 3 (37.5) White 424 (82.0) 47 (46.5) 86 (61.9) Black 9 (1.7) 20 (19.8) 0 (0.0) Hispanic/Latino
