Table 3 Characteristics of interview participants at the time of the interview (N = 10)
From: Judgment, shame, and coercion: the criminal legal system and reproductive autonomy
Age | 31.3 (5.5) |
|---|---|
Self-reported race | |
White | 20% |
Asian/Pacific Islander | 20% |
Native American | 20% |
Mixed/Multiple Races Reported | 40% |
Highest educational attainment | |
Less than high school | 20% |
High school/GED | 60% |
Some college | 10% |
Graduate school | 10% |
Relationship status | |
Single | 80% |
Unmarried/in a committed relationship | 10% |
Divorced | 10% |
Number of children | 2.3 (1.6) |
Desire for additional children (% yes) | 30% |
How many more children desired? | 0.5 (0.7) |
Age at first arrest | 18.1 (3.3) |
Number of times previously arrested | 33.2 (73.6)a |
History of substance use | 90% |
Type of previous substance useb | |
Alcohol | 30% |
Pain pills | 10% |
Methamphetamine | 80% |
Heroin | 40% |
Marijuana | 10% |
Methadone | 10% |
Contraceptive methods ever usedb | |
Tubal ligation | 30% |
Birth control pills | 30% |
IUD | 30% |
NuvaRing | 10% |
Implanon/Nexplanon | 40% |
Condoms | 60% |
Depo-Provera | 40% |
Emergency contraception | 20% |
No method | 10% |
Number of sex partners in the past year | 1.3 (1.4) |