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Table 1 Sociodemographic characteristics of mothers in the Growing Up in New Zealand birth cohort study

From: The association between maternal and partner experienced racial discrimination and prenatal perceived stress, prenatal and postnatal depression: findings from the growing up in New Zealand cohort study

 

Māori

n = 1,260

Pacific

n = 1,029

Asian

n = 1,051

European

n = 3,265

 

%

%

%

%

Prenatal depression

21.3

28.6

17.2

10.6

Prenatal perceived stress, M (SD)

14.96 (6.9)

15.81 (6.4)

12.85 (6.2)

12.01 (5.9)

Postnatal depression

13.2

19.3

13.1

6.9

Age, M (SD)

27.42 (6.4)

28.26 (6.3)

30.01 (4.7)

31.54 (5.3)

Income

 Up to 50K

35.5

47.3

33.9

11.5

 50K to 100K

41.6

36.1

44.0

38.9

 100K and up

22.9

16.6

22.1

49.6

Education

 No secondary school

19.3

12.2

1.1

3.3

 Secondary school

28.1

42.0

19.7

18.1

 Diploma/trade

35.4

36.1

26.6

28.1

 Bachelor’s degree

11.7

7.2

22.8

28.0

 Higher degree

5.4

2.5

18.8

22.5

Area deprivation

 Least deprived

8.0

2.1

10.4

25.0

 2

11.0

5.5

16.6

25.4

 3

14.3

6.5

20.3

20.4

 4

22.9

20.4

31.2

17.4

 Most deprived

43.8

65.4

21.6

11.8