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adam_text	Con List of Tables and Charts v Preface xvii A. Demographics of Adolescents and Children 1 Al. Demographic Structure 3 A2. Fertility Patterns 8 A3. Sibship Size 13 A4. Family Types 16 A5. Living Arrangements of Children and Adoles¬ cents 23 A6. Grandparents 35 B. Health 38 Bl. Mortality 40 B2. Illness and Health Problems 42 B3. Abuse 53 B4. Risk Factors 61 B5. Medical Treatment and Health Care Cover¬ age 64 B6. Sexually Transmitted Diseases 70 C. Parent Adolescent Relations 75 C1. Interaction between Parents and Children 77 C2. Parents Support, Control, and Discipline 84 C3. Adolescents Perceptions of Parents and Adults 93 C4. Parent Child Conflict 96 C5. Adolescents Household Chores and Allow¬ ance 98 C6. Adolescents Involvement with Extended Family 101 C7. Adoption 102 D. Education 114 D1. Enrollment and Environment 117 D2.Dropouts 122 D3. Homework 123 D4. Feelings about School 126 D5. Academic Achievement 128 D6. Educational Aspirations 135 D7. Extracurricular Activities 137 D8. Discipline and Violence 144 D9. Post Secondary Education 147 tents E. Economic Conditions 151 El. Family and Household Income 153 E2. Poverty and Other Risk Factors 163 E3. Child Support and Welfare 170 E4. Parental Employment 175 E5. Parental Education 180 E6. Adolescent Labor Force Participation 183 E7. Costs of Raising Children 198 F. Quality of Life 201 Fl. Happiness and Self Esteem 203 F2. Depression and Mental Illness 207 F3. Suicide 211 F4. Friendships 215 F5. Challenges and Problems 220 G. Leisure and Recreation 221 G1. Television and Movies 223 G2. Sports and Clubs 226 G3. Music 229 G4. Books, Magazines, and Newspapers 231 G5. Religion 234 G6. Other Recreation and Leisure 237 H. Deviance 243 H1. Delinquency 245 H2. Substance Abuse 253 H3. Family Problem Behavior 259 H4. School Problem Behavior 263 H5. Peer Pressure 266 H6. Treatment of Juvenile Offenders 267 H7. Juvenile Victims 268 I. Sex, Childbearing, and Marriage 273 11. Sexual Behavior 275 12. Contraceptive Use 283 13. Pregnancy, Childbearing, and Marriage 287 14. Negative Outcomes of Early Childbearing 296 15.Sexual Values and Future Expectations 299 Index 307 List of Tables A. DEMOGRAPHICS OF ADOLESCENTS AND CHILDREN /. Demographic Structure Al 1 Number of Children under 18, by Age, 1940 2010 A1 2 Percent of the Population under Age 25 (1970 2050, Projected after 1992) Al 3 Ratio of Children (0 17) to Elderly (65+), 1970 2050, Projected after 1992 A1 4 Ratio of Males to Females, by Age, 1991 Al 5 Number of Children under 18, by Ethnicity, 1940 2010 A1 6 Race and Hispanic Origin of Children, 1990 A1 7 Ethnic/Race Composition of Children, 1991 A1 8 Ethnic/Race Composition of Children, by Age, 1991 and 2025 2. Fertility Patterns A2 1 Live Births—Number and Rate, by State, 1990 and 1991 A2 2 Mean Number of Children Ever Born to Ever Married Black, White, and Ameri¬ can Indian and Alaska Native Women, by Age of Women in 1990 A2 3 Trends in the Total Fertility Rate, 1800 1990 A2 4 Percent Distribution of Number of Own Children under 18Years Old, 1970 1992 A2 5 Percent Distribution of Number of Own Children under 18 Years, by Ethnicity, 1992 A2 6 Distribution of Women and Average Number of Children Ever Born, by Race, Age, and Marital Status, 1992 A2 7 Percent of Children Born Out of Wed¬ lock, by Race, 1940 1990 A2 8 Percentage of Total Births to Unmarried Women, Selected Countries, 1960 1986 3. Sibship Size A3 1 Number of Siblings in the Homes of Children 0 5 Years Old and 12 17 Years Old, by Race and Hispanic Origin, 1990 A3 2 Median Number of Siblings, Children Aged 12 17, 1865 1994 and Charts A3 3 Median Number of Siblings, by Race, Children Aged 0 17, 1940 1980 A3 4 Percent of Adolescents Aged 12 17 Who Were an Only Child, 1865 1994 4. Family Types A4 1 Families, by Number of Own Children under 18 Years, 1970 1992 A4 2 Family Households with Own Children under Age 18, by Type of Family, 1970 1992, and by Age of Householder, 1992 A4 3 Married Couple Family Households with Children, 1980 1990 A4 4 Family Type of Married Couple House¬ holds, 1980 1990 A4 5 Family Type of Married Couple House¬ holds, by Race, 1990 A4 6 Family Groups with Children under 18, by Type, Race, and Hispanic Origin of Householder or Reference Person, 1992 A4 7 Composition of Family Groups with Children, by Race and Hispanic Origin, 1970 1992 A4 8 Living Arrangements of Adolescents, by Age, 1992 A4 9 Household Composition, 1970 1992 5. Living Arrangements of Children and Adoles¬ cents A5 1 Children Living with Biological, Step, and Adoptive Married Couple Parents, by Race and Hispanic Origin of Mother, 1980 1990 A5 2 Living Arrangements of Children Aged 0 17, 1940 1988 A5 3 Parental Living Arrangements of Chil¬ dren, by Race, 1980 and 1990 A5 4 Children under 18 Living with Both Par¬ ents, by Race, 1970 1992 A5 5 Children under 18 Years Old, by Pres¬ ence of Parents, 1970 1992 A5 6 Grandchildren of the Householder, by Presence of Parents, Race, and Hispanic Origin, 1992, 1980, and 1970 vi Statistical Handbook on Adolescents in America A5 7 White and Black Children in Ozzie and Harriet Families at Ages 0 and 17 for 1920 1980 Birth Cohorts A5 8 Children Living with a Father Working Full Time and a Mother Not in the Labor Force, 1940 1990 A5 9 Living Arrangements of Children under 18 Years Old, by Selected Characteristic of Parent, 1992 A5 10 Ever Lived with 0 1 Parents by Age 17, 1920 1980 A5 11 One Parent Family Groups, by Race, Hispanic Origin, Sex, and Marital Status of Householder or Reference Person, 1992, 1990, 1980, and 1970 A5 12 Percentage of Children in Single Parent Families, Selected Countries, 1975 1986 A5 13 Selected Characteristics of Children un¬ der Age 18, by Type of Family Living Arrangement, 1988 A5 14 Household Relationship and Presence of Parents for Persons under 18, by Age, Sex, Race, and Hispanic Origin, March 1992 6. Grandparents A6 1 Children Living in the Home of Their Grandparents, by Presence of Parents, Race, and Hispanic Origin, 1970 1992 A6 2 Grandparents in the Homes of Children Aged 0 17, 1940 1980 A6 3 Grandparents in the Homes of Children, 1990 B. HEALTH 1. Mortality Bl 1 Death Rates, by Age, Sex, and Race, 1970 1991 B1 2 Death Rates from Accidents and Violence (per 100,000 population), by Sex, Youth Aged 15 24, 1970, 1980, and 1990 B1 3 Suicide Rates, by Sex, Race, and Age (per 100,000 population), 1970 1990 2. Illness and Health Problems B2 1 Major Causes of Hospitalization and Length of Stay, Children under Age 15, 1991 B2 2 Rate of Accute Conditions per 1,000 Population, 1990 (conditions that caused at least one day of restricted activity in the last year) B2 3 Children s Health Problems, by Child and Maternal Characteristics, 1988 B2 4 Impact of Childhood Chronic Conditions on Children s Activity Levels and Use of Medical Services, 1988 B2 5 Subjective Health Status, 1988 B2 6 Percent of Children Receiving Treatment and Medication for Delays in Develop¬ ment and Learning Disabilities, 1988 3. Abuse B3 1 Reporting Rates of Child Abuse, 1976 1992 B3 2 Source of Reports of Child Abuse, 1992 B3 3 Investigation Dispositions of Reported Cases of Child Abuse, 1992 B3 4 Victims of Child Abuse, by Type of Mal¬ treatment, 1992 B3 5 Age of Victims of Child Abuse, 1992 B3 6 Sex of Victims of Child Abuse, 1992 B3 7 Race/Ethnicity of Victims of Child Abuse, 1992 B3 8 Child Abuse Victim Data, 1992 B3 9 Percent of Youth Who Report Being Sexually Abused, by Grade, 1990 B3 10 Percent of Sexually Experienced Women Having Involuntary Intercourse, by Age, 1987 B3 11 Percent of Students in Grades 8 11 Re¬ porting Unwanted Sexual Comments or Actions, by Race, 1993 4. Risk Factors B4 1 Low Birth Weight and Births to Teenage Mothers and to Unmarried Women, by States, 1980 and 1990 B4 2 Percent of Babies Born to Mothers Who Received Late or No Prenatal Care, 1969 1991 B4 3 Percent of Children Age 1 4 Who Were Immunized, 1985 and 1991 B4 4 Factors that Put Children at Risk, 1988 5. Medical Treatment and Health Care Coverage B5 1 Percent of Children Who Visited a Doc¬ tor in the Past Year, 1988 B5 2 Time Since Child Last Saw the Dentist, by Age, Race, Gender, and Mother s Edu¬ cation and Marital Status, 1988 B5 3 Hospital Patients per 1,000 Persons, by Gender and Age, 1991 B5 4 Average Length of Hospital Stay, by Age, 1991 B5 5 Principal Source of Hospital Payment, 1991 B5 6 Children—Health Insurance and Medi¬ cal Care, 1988 B5 7 Months of Health Insurance Coverage, by Age Group, 1987 1989 B5 8 Health Insurance Coverage Status—Per¬ sons by Sex, Race, and Other Selected Characteristics, Monthly Average October December 1990 6. Sexually Transmitted Diseases B6 1 Gonorrhea—Age and Gender Specific Rates, 1993 B6 2 Gonorrhea—Age Specific Rates among Women and Men 15 44 Years of Age, 1981 1993 B6 3 Primary and Secondary Syphilis—Age and Gender Specific Rates, 1993 B6 4 Estimated Risk of Acquiring a Sexually Transmitted Disease in One Act of Un¬ protected Intercourse with an Infected Partner, 1993 B6 5 Fear of Getting AIDS, 1987 and 1991 B6 6 Behavior Changes because of AIDS, 1991 B6 7 Percentage of 15 to 19 Year Old Men Who Received AIDS Education or Sex Education, by Topic, 1988 B6 8 Adolescents Perception of How AIDS Is Caught, 1991 B6 9 Adolescents Support for Anti AIDS Pro¬ posals, 1991 C. PARENT ADOLESCENT RELATIONS /. Interaction Between Parents and Children Cl 1 Mothers Report of Experiences with Adolescent during Previous Month, by Mother s Marital Status, Race, and Edu¬ cation, 1987 C1 2 Adolescents Report on How Often Fam¬ ily Eats Together during a Typical Week, 1990 Cl 3 Parents Report on How Often Family Eats Together during a Typical Week, 1990 Cl 4 Parents Feelings about the Amount of Time They Spend with Their Family, 1990 Cl 5 Adolescents Perceptions of Relationship with Mother and Father, 1990 Cl 6 Adolescents Perceptions of Discussions with Parents about Various Topics, 1990 Cl 7 Adolescents Reports of Discussions with Parents about Various Topics, 1990 Cl 8 Topics Adolescents Desire to Talk in More Depth about with Parents, 1990 Cl 9 Adolescents Report on Relationship with Family, 1992 Cl 10 Parents Involvement in School, Church, and Similar Parenting Activities, 1990 C1 11 Adolescents Report on Family Celebra¬ tions for National Holidays, Religious Holidays, Birthdays, and Accomplish¬ ments, 1990 List of Tables and Charts vii Cl 12 High School Seniors Perceptions of Similarity of Their Ideas with Their Par¬ ents, by Sex and Race, 1992 2. Parents Support, Control, and Discipline C2 1 Adolescents Report of How Strict Their Parents Are with Them, 1985 1992 C2 2 How Often Adolescents Wished Their Parents Were More Strict or Kept a Closer Watch over Them, 1990 C2 3 Adolescents Report of Amount of Influ¬ ence They Have in Making Family Rules, 1990 C2 4 Mother s Report that Adolescents (Age 12 18) Tells Them Their Whereabouts When Gone, by Mother s Marital Status, Race, and Education, 1987 C2 5 Parents Report that They Know Who Their Adolescent Children Are With and What They are Doing When Not at Home, 1990 C2 6 Adolescents Report that Parents Know Who Their Children Are With and What They are Doing When Not at Home, 1990 C2 7 High School Seniors Report of Their Behavior Being Monitored by Their Par¬ ents, by Sex and Race, 1992 C2 8 High School Seniors Perceptions of Pa¬ rental Supervision, by Sex and Race, 1992 C2 9 Mothers Report of When 12 to 18 Year Old Child is Allowed Home Alone, by Mothers Marital Status, Race, and Edu¬ cation, 1987 C2 10 Mothers Report of Time Child 12 to 18 Years Old Must be Home, by Mother s Marital Status, Race, and Education, 1987 C2 11 Mothers Report of Whether Adolescent (Aged 12 18) Does What Parent Asks, by Mother s Marital Status, Race, and Education, 1987 C2 12 Parents Report of Restricting Time an Adolescent (Aged 12 18) Can Watch Television, by Mother s Marital Status, Race, and Education, 1987 C2 13 Parents Restrict Type of Television Pro¬ grams Adolescents (Aged 12 18) Watch, by Mother s Marital Status, Race, and Education, 1987 C2 14 Parents Report that They Help Adoles¬ cent Children Avoid Specific Type of Problem, 1990 C2 15 Parents Report that They Discipline Adolescent Children for Various Activi¬ ties, 1990 viii Statistical Handbook on Adolescents in America 3. Adolescents Perceptions of Parents and Adults C3 1 Adolescents Report of Important Adults in Their Lives, 1990 C3 2 Adolescents Report of Adults that They Look Up to, Admire, or Would Like to Be Like, 1990 C3 3 High School Seniors Attitudes about Marriage, by Sex and Race, 1992 C3 4 High School Seniors Attitudes about Family Life, by Sex and Race, 1992 4. Parent Child Conflict C4 1 Parents Report of Disagreement with 12 to 18 Year Old Child about Family, Help¬ ing at Home, and School, by Mother s Marital Status, Race, and Education, 1987 C4 2 Parents Report of Disagreement with 12 to 18 Year Old Child about Their Dress, Friends, and Money, by Mother s Mari¬ tal Status, Race, and Education, 1987 C4 3 Parents Report of Disagreement with 12 to 18 Year Old Child about Dating, Stay¬ ing Out Late, and Sex, by Mother s Mari¬ tal Status, Race, and Education, 1987 C4 4 Parents Report of Discipline They Used with Their Children during Past Year, 1985 5. Adolescents Household Chores and Allowance C5 1 Mother s Report of 12 to 18 Year Old Child s Chores, by Mother s Marital Sta¬ tus, Race, and Education, 1987 C5 2 Mother s Report of Adolescent Children (Aged 12 18) Carrying Out Responsi¬ bilities, by Mother s Marital Status, Race, and Education, 1987 C5 3 Parents Perception of Number of Hours per Week Older Children Do Household Chores, 1990 C5 4 Mother s Report of Allowance Paid to 12 to 18 Year Old Children, by Mother s Marital Status, Race, and Education, 1987 C5 5 Mother s Report of Their 12 to 18 Year Old Child s Expenditures of Their Money, by Mother s Marital Status, Race, and Education, 1987 6. Adolescents Involvement with Extended Fam ily C6 1 Adolescents Perceptions of Relations with Extended Family Members, 1990 C6 2 Extended Family Members Who Help Parents Deal with Problems Associated with Their Children, 1990 7. Adoption C7 1 Behavior Problems of Adopted and Bio¬ logical Children, Aged 12 17, 1988 C7 2 Indicators of Adjustment of Biological and Adoptive Children, Aged 12 17, 1988 C7 3 Family Dynamics, Adopted Adolescents and Non Adopted Siblings Compared, 1993 C7 4 Sixteen Indicators of Weil Being for AdoptedYouth, Their Non Adopted Sib¬ lings, and a Comparison Sample of Ado¬ lescents, 1993 C7 5 Percent of Adopted Adolescents Report¬ ing High Risk Behavior, 1993 C7 6 Assessment of Mental Health, Achenbach s Youth Self Report, Com¬ paring Adopted Adolescents with Na¬ tional Norms, 1993 C7 7 Percent of Adopted Adolescents with High Self Esteem, 1993 C7 8 Percent of Adopted Adolescents Report¬ ing They Are Very or Somewhat Similar to Their Parents on the Following Fac¬ tors, 1993 C7 9 Family Demographics: Adopted Adoles¬ cent and National Samples Compared, 1993 C7 10 Percent of Adopted Adolescents Report¬ ing High Attachment to Both, One, or Neither Parent, by Age and Gender, 1993 C7 11 Adolescents Interest in Adoption His¬ tory, 1993 C7 12 Adopted Adolescents Thoughts on Their Own Adoption, 1993 C7 13 Sources of Support as Experienced by Adopted Adolescents and Their Non Adopted Siblings, 1993 C7 14 Self Esteem of Adopted Adolescents, by Age and Gender, with Comparisons to a National Sample, 1993 C7 15 Adoptions, by Relationship of Petitioner, 1960 1986 D. EDUCATION 1. Enrollment and Enviornment D1 1 Percent of School Age Population (Ages 5 17) Enrolled in Public and Non Pub¬ lic Schools in the U.S., 1920 1990 Dl 2 School Enrollment in Public and Private Secondary Schools and Colleges, 1965 1990 D1 3 Percent of Population Enrolled in School, by Age and Race, 1960 1980 Dl 4 Secondary School Enrollment, by State, 1990 Dl 5 Pupil Teacher Ratios in Public Elemen¬ tary and Secondary Schools, by State, Fall 1986 Fall 1991 Dl 6 Catholic Secondary Schools, 1960 1991 Dl 7 Youth 12 to 21 Years Old with Disabili¬ ties, by Age and Educational Environ¬ ment, 1989 Dl 8 Instructional Use of Computers in Sec¬ ondary Schools, 1989 Dl 9 Instructional Time in the Classroom of 13 Year Olds, by Country, School Year 1990 91 2. Dropouts D2 1 High School Dropout Rate for 19 to 20 Year Olds,by Race, 1972 1991 D2 2 High School Dropout Rate of 14 to 24 Year Olds, by Age and Race, 1968 1990 D2 3 Tenth Graders Attendance Patterns, by Sex, Race, and Social Class, 1990 3. Homework D3 1 Percentage of 13 Year Olds Who Spent Given Amounts of Time Doing Home¬ work Each Day, by Sex, School Type, and Parents Highest Level of Education, 1990 D3 2 Percentage of 17 Year Olds Who Spent Given Amounts of Time Doing Home¬ work Each Day, by Sex, School Type, and Parents Highest Level of Education, 1990 D3 3 Percentage of Students Who Reported Doing at Least One Hour of Homework Each Day, by Age, Sex, School Type, and Parents Highest Level of Education, 1978 1990 D3 4 Percentage of 13 Year Old Students Who Spent Given Amounts of Time Doing Homework Each Day, by Country, 1991 D3 5 Mother s Report of 12 to 18 Year Old Child s Homework, by Mother s Marital Status, Race, and Education, 1987 88 School Year D3 6 Percentage of Students Who Reported Watching at Least Three Hours of Tele¬ vision Each Day, by Age, Sex, School Type, and Parents Highest Level of Edu¬ cation, 1978 1990 4. Feelings about School D4 1 Feelings of Children Aged 10 to 17 about Their School, 1990 D4 2 Opinions of Children Aged 10 to 17 List of Tables and Charts ix about Their School, 1990 D4 3 Parents Evaluation of Public Schools, 1990 D4 4 Adolescents Educational Values, by Sex, Age, Race, and Social Class, 1991 D4 5 Tenth Graders Who Agree or Strongly Agree with Statements on Why They Go to School, 1990 5. Academic Achievement D5 1 Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) and American College Test (ACT) Scores from 1967 1990 D5 2 Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) Score Averages, by State, 1991 92 SchoolYear D5 3 Student Proficiency in Reading, by Age, Sex, Race, and Parental Education, 1970 72 School Year to 1989 90 School Year D5 4 Writing Performance of 8th and 12th Graders, by Sex, Race, and Parental Edu¬ cation, 1989 90 SchoolYear D5 5 Student Proficiency in Geography and U.S. History, by Sex, Race, and Parental Education, 1988 D5 6 Percent of Students at or above Selected History Proficiency Levels, by Age, Sex, and Race/Ethnicity, 1988 D5 7 Mathematics Proficiency, by Age, Sex, and Race/Ethnicity, 1977 78 SchoolYear to 1989 90 School Year D5 8 Thirteen Year Old Students Proficiency Scores on Mathematics, by Country, 1991 D5 9 Proficiency Scores on Science Assess¬ ment of 13 Year Old Students, by Coun¬ try, 1991 D5 10 Percent of High School Sophomores in General, College Preparatory, and Voca¬ tional Programs, by Race/Ethnicity, Test Performance, Social Class, and Type of School, 1980 and 1990 D5 11 Tenth Graders Attitudes about Academic Classes, by Sex, Race, and Social Class, 1990 6. Educational Aspirations D6 1 Adolescents Expectations of High School Graduation, by Sex, Age, Race, and Social Class, 1992 D6 2 High School Students Educational As¬ pirations, 1990 D6 3 Adolescents Post High School Plans, by Sex, Age, Race, and Social Class, 1992 7. Extracurricular Activities D7 1 Participation of lOth Graders in Extra¬ curricular Activities, by Sex, Race, and x Statistical Handbook on Adolescents in America Social Class, 1990 D7 2 High School Seniors Participation dur¬ ing Past Year in School Activities, by Sex and Race, 1992 D7 3 High School Seniors Perception of School, by Sex and Race, 1992 D7 4 Years of High School Seniors Partici¬ pation in School Activities, by Sex and Race, 1992 D7 5 Part Time Employment of High School Seniors, by Sex and Race, 1992 D7 6 Characteristics Associated with Being Looked Up To in High School, by Sex and Race, 1992 8. Discipline and Violence D8 1 Students Perception of School Disci¬ pline, by Sex, Age, Race, and Social Class, 1992 D8 2 Discipline Experiences of High School Seniors, by Sex and Race, 1992 D8 3 Students Perception of Cheating in School, by Sex, Age, Race, and Social Class, 1992 D8 4 Students Perception of School Distur¬ bances and Violence, by Sex, Age, Race, and Social Class, 1992 D8 5 Students Victimization at School, by Sex, Age, Race, and Social Class, 1992 D8 6 Tenth Graders Attitudes about School Climate, by Sex, Race, and Social Class, 1992 D8 7 Students Report of Being Victims of Violence at School, 1977 1992 9. Post Secondary Education D9 1 Enrollment Status of Persons 18 to 21 Years Old, by Race, Hispanic Origin, and Sex, 1975 and 1991 D9 2 Enrollment in Institutions of Higher Learning, by Sex, Age, and Attendance Status, 1983 and 1988, and Projections, 1991, 1998, and 2003 D9 3 College Freshmen, Summary Character¬ istics, 1970 1992 D9 4 Participation in Adult Education of 17 to 34 Year Olds Not in Secondary School, 1990 1991 D9 5 Employment Status of High School Graduates Not Enrolled in College, and of School Dropouts, 16 to 24 Years Old, by Sex and Race, 1980 1991 E. ECONOMIC CONDITIONS /. Family and Household Income E1 1 Median Family Income, by Family Type, 1991 E1 2 Percent with Comfortable, Prosperous, or High Family Income for Children, by Parental Amount of Work and Living Arrangements, 1990 El 3 Median Money Income of Families and Unrelated Individuals, in Current and Constant (1991) Dollars, 1970 1991 El 4 Relative Income Levels and Official Pov¬ erty Rates, Children and Adults 1939 1988 El 5 Distribution of White and Black Chil¬ dren, by Relative Income Levels, 1939 1988 El 6 Family Income of Women Who Had a Birth, 1992 El 7 Ratio of Income of Children in One or No Parent Situations to Income of Chil¬ dren who Live with Two Parents through¬ out the Panel at the First and Eighth Interviews, 1983 1986 E1 8 Changes in Income among Children Who Lived with Both Parents at the Beginning of the Panel and Whose Father Left in Subsequent Months, 1983 1986 El 9 Family Income Level for Children, by Race, 1980 and 1990 (percent distribu¬ tion) El 10 Economic Status of Teens Aged 15 19, by Race, 1992 El 11 Family Income Level for Children, by Parental Living Arrangements, 1990 El 12 Changes in Financial Situation, by Sex, Age, Race, and Social Class, 1992 2. Poverty and Other Risk Factors E2 1 Children Poverty Rates, 1959 1991 E2 2 Distribution of Children by Percent of Life in Poverty, 1986 E2 3 Percent of Children in Single Parent Families, by Poverty Status and Ethnicity, 1991 E2 4 Distribution of All Children and of Chil¬ dren below Poverty Level, 6 Years Old, by Family Type and Race, 1991 E2 5 Percent of Families below Poverty, by Family Size and Race, 1991 E2 6 Poverty Rates for Children, by Parental Living Arrangements and Race, 1980 and 1990 E2 7 Poverty Rates for Children, by Parental Amount of Work, Living Arrangements, and Race, 1990 E2 8 Indicators of the Economic Status of Children, Selected Countries, circa 1980 E2 9 Disadvantaged White and Black Children Born between 1920s and 1960s, by Fam¬ ily Origins E2 10 Percent of Children Living with Parents in Owner Occupied Housing, by Race, 1992 E2 11 Census Tracts/BNAs and Children, Num¬ ber of Characteristics at Distress Level, 1990 E2 12 Race/Ethnicity of Children in Severely Distressed Neighborhoods, 1990 3. Child Support and Welfare E3 1 Child Support Award Status of Women with Children from an Absent Father, Spring 1990 E3 2 Percentage of Women Who Are Sup¬ posed to Receive and Who Do Receive Child Support, 1981 1989 E3 3 Child Support—Award and Recipiency Status of Women, 1981 1989 E3 4 Women s Incomes, Who Were Awarded and Received Child Support, 1989 E3 5 Child Support and Alimony, Selected Characteristics of Women, 1989 E3 6 White and Black Poor Children in Self Supporting and Welfare Dependent Families, 1939 1988 4. Parental Employment E4 1 Percent of Children Aged 0 17 in Farm Families, Father as Breadwinner Fami¬ lies, Dual Earner Families, and One Par¬ ent Families, 1790 1989 E4 2 Actual and Projected Percentage of Chil¬ dren under 18 with a Mother in the La¬ bor Force, 1970 1995 E4 3 Employment of Women Who Had a Birth, 1992 E4 4 Percent of Mothers (with Children Aged 17) Employed, by Race of Mother, 1940 1980 E4 5 Mothers Employment and Parental Liv¬ ing Arrangements for Children, 1980 and 1990 E4 6 Fathers Labor Force Status of Children Aged 0 17,1940 1980 E4 7 Fathers Employment and Parental Liv¬ ing Arrangements for Children, 1980 and 1990 E4 8 Fathers and Mothers Employment and Parental Living Arrangements for Chil¬ dren, 1980 and 1990 5. Parental Education E5 1 Education of Parent for Children under List of Tables and Charts xi 18, by Living Arrangements, 1992 E5 2 Education of Parent for Children under 18 in Married Couple Households, 1992 E5 3 Distribution of Children Born between the 1920s and 1980s, by Fathers and Mother s Educational Attainments E5 4 Mothers Educational Attainment, 1980 and 1990 E5 5 Education of Women Who Had a Birth, 1992 6. Adolescent Labor Force Participation E6 1 Activity of Persons Aged 10 24, 1992 E6 2 Labor Force Participation Rate of Ado¬ lescents, 1970 1992 E6 3 Labor Force Participation Rate, Ages 16 19, 1960 1992 E6 4 Median Hourly Earnings for Workers Aged 16 19, by Sex, 1992 E6 5 Work Schedules of 16 to 19 Year Olds Compared to the Total Work Force, 1991 E6 6 Contribution of Adolescents to Family Finances by Sex, Age, Race, and Social Class, 1992 E6 7 Possession of Economic Documents, by Sex, Age, Race, and Social Class, 1992 E6 8 Employment Experience of High School Seniors by Sex and Race, 1992 E6 9 Characteristics of Jobs Held by High School Seniors, by Sex and Race, 1992 E6 10 Feelings of Job Security for High School Seniors with a Job, by Sex and Race, 1992 E6 11 High School Seniors Perceptions of Fac¬ tors that May PreventThem from Obtain¬ ing Work They Desire, by Sex and Race, 1992 E6 12 High School Seniors Attitudes about Selected Characteristics of Work, by Sex and Race, 1992 E6 13 Financial Concerns of High School Se¬ niors, by Sex and Race, 1992 E6 14 Type of Work High School Seniors Per¬ ceive They Will Be Engaged in When They Are 30 Years of Age, by Sex and Race, 1992 E6 15 What High School Seniors Have Done with Money They Have Earned during the Past Year, by Sex and Race, 1992 7. Costs of Raising Children E7 1 Estimated Annual Expenditures on Chil¬ dren by Husband Wife Families with One, Two, and Three Children, 1993 E7 2 A Comparison of Estimated Expendi¬ tures on a Child by Single Parent and xii Statistical Handbook on Adolescents in America Husband Wife Families, 1993 E7 3 Estimated Annual Expenditures on a Child Born in 1993, by Income Group, 1993 2010 E7 4 Estimated Annual Expenditures on a Child by Husband Wife Families, 1993 E7 5 Estimated Annual Expenditures on a Child by Single Parent Families, 1993 F. QUALITY OF LIFE 1. Happiness and Self Esteem Fl 1 Adolescents Report of Their Satisfaction with Their Life, by Sex, Age, Race, and Social Class, 1979 1992 Fl 2 High School Seniors Feelings of Life Satisfaction, by Sex and Race, 1992 Fl 3 High School Seniors Feelings of Self Esteem, by Sex and Race, 1992 Fl 4 Mothers Report of Children s Quality of Life, by Mother s Marital Status, Race and Education, 1987 Fl 5 Parents Report of Children s Feelings of Self Esteem, by Mother s Marital Status and Education, 1987 Fl 6 Mother s Report on How Often Their Adolescent Is Cheerful and Happy, by Mother s Marital Status, Race, and Edu¬ cation, 1987 Fl 7 Mothers Report of Their Adolescent s Willingness to Try New Things, by Mother s Marital Status, Race, and Edu¬ cation, 1987 2. Depression and Mental Illness F2 1 Parents Report of Children s Emotional and Behavior Problems, by Child s Age, Sex, and Race, and by Mother s Marital Status and Education, 1987 F2 2 Parents Report of Children s Emotional Problems Interfering with School, by Mother s Marital Status, Race, and Edu¬ cation, 1987 F2 3 Mother s Report of Adolescent Being Unhappy, Sad, or Depressed, by Mother s Marital Status, Race, and Education, 1987 F2 4 Mother s Report of Their Adolescent Being Fearful and Anxious, by Mother s Marital Status, Race, and Education, 1987 F2 5 Mothers Report that Their Adolescent LosesTheirTempers Easily, by Mother s Marital Status, Race, and Education, 1987 F2 6 Adolescents Report of Symptoms of Emotional Distress, 1990 3. Suicide F3 1 Adolescent Suicide Rates, by Sex and Race, 1970 1990 F3 2 Self Reported Suicidal Behaviors of High School Seniors, 1991 F3 3 High School Students Reporting Suicidal Thoughts and Behaviors during Previous 12 Months, by Sex, 1991 F3 4 Suidical Behavior of Family Members as Reported by High School Seniors, 1991 F3 5 Adolescents Estimates of Other Adoles¬ cents Thinking about Committing Sui¬ cide and the Reasons for Such Thoughts, 1991 F3 6 Adolescents Report They Personally Know an Adolescent Who Attempted Suicide, 1991 F3 7 High School Seniors Perceptions of Community Teenage Suicide Prevention, 1991 4. Friendships F4 1 Friendships Reported by High School Seniors, by Sex and Race, 1992 F4 2 Parents Report of Adolescents Interac¬ tion with Others, by Mother s Marital Status, Race, and Education, 1987 F4 3 Parents Report of Children s Interaction with Others, by Mother s Marital Status, Race, and Education, 1987 F4 4 Mothers Report of Their Adolescent Getting Along Well with Other Kids, by Mother s Marital Status, Race, and Edu¬ cation, 1987 F4 5 Children s Rating of Neighborhood as a Place to Grow Up, 1990 F4 6 Adolescents Report of Influences in Their Lives, 1990 F4 7 Adolescents Report of Person Who Was the Greatest Influence in Their Lives, 1990 5. Challenges and Problems F5 1 Adolescents Perceptions of the Biggest Problem Facing Them, 1977 1992 F5 2 Adolescents Report of Greatest Prob¬ lems They and Their Friends Face, 1991 G. LEISURE AND RECREATION /. Television and Movies Gl 1 Children and Adolescents Weekly Tele¬ vision Viewing, by Age, November 1992 Gl 2 Adolescents Time Spent Watching TV Each Day, by Sex, Age, Race, and Social Class, 1992 Gl 3 High School Seniors TV Watching and Movie Attendance, by Sex and Race, 1992 Gl 4 Hours Spent Watching Television on Weekdays by High School Seniors, by Sex and Race, 1992 Gl 5 Where Teenagers Watch Movies, 1985 1991 Gl 6 How Adolescents Watch Movies, by Sex, Age, Race, and Social Class, 1991 G1 7 Family Time Spent Watching Movies on VCR or on TV Programs, 1985 2. Sports and Clubs G2 1 Children and Adolescents Participation in Sports Activities, by Age, 1991 G2 2 Adolescents Participation in Sports, 1978 1991 G2 3 High School Seniors Participation in Sports and Athletics, by Sex and Race, 1992 G2 4 Consumer Purchases of Sporting Goods, by Consumer Age, 1991 G2 5 Boy Scouts and Girls Scouts—Member¬ ship and Units, 1970 1991 G2 6 Adolescents Favorite Spectator Sports, by Sex, 1991 3. Music G3 1 Adolescents Musical Taste, 1981 1992 G3 2 Adolescents Sources of Music, by Sex, Age, Race, and Social Class, 1992 G3 3 Adolescents Favorite Form of Music, by Sex, Age, Race, and Social Class, 1992 G3 4 High School Seniors Attendance at Rock Concerts, by Sex and Race, 1992 4. Books, Magazines, and Newspapers G4 1 Adolescents Readership of Newspapers, Magazines, and Comic Books, by Sex, Age, and Social Class, 1991 G4 2 Adolescent Newspaper Readership, by Sex, Age, Race, and Social Class, 1991 G4 3 Adolescent Readership of Daily News¬ paper Sections, by Sex, Age, Race, and Social Class, 1991 G4 4 Frequency of Magazine and Newspaper Reading among High School Seniors, by Sex and Race, 1992 G4 5 Time Adolescents Spent Reading Books, by Sex, Age, Race, and Social Class, 1992 G4 6 Books Read by High School Seniors, by Sex and Race, 1992 5. Religion G5 1 Adolescents Religious Preference, by List of Tables and Charts xiii Region, 1988 G5 2 Adolescents Belief in God and Resur¬ rection, by Sex, Age, Region, Race, and Religion, 1988 G5 3 Adolescents Personal Experience with the Presence of God, by Sex, Age, Re¬ gion, Race, and Religion, 1991 G5 4 Adolescents Current Church Activities, by Sex, Age, Region, Race, and Religion, 1991 G5 5 Adolescents Experience with Religious Broadcasting, by Sex, Age, Region, Race, and Religion, 1991 6. Other Recreation and Leisure G6 1 Percent of High School Sophomores Who Say They Engage in Various Activi¬ ties at Least Once or Twice a Week, and Amount of TV Watched, by Student Characteristics, 1990 G6 2 Adolescents Participation in Various Activities, 1990 G6 3 Adolescents Attendance at Entertain¬ ment Events during Previous Year, by Sex, Age, Race, and Social Class, 1992 G6 4 Party Attendance of High School Seniors during Previous Year, by Sex and Race, 1992 G6 5 Leisure Activities of High School Se¬ niors, by Sex and Race, 1992 G6 6 Adolescents Enjoyment of Family Ac¬ tivities, 1992 G6 7 High School Seniors Concerns with Clothes and Possessions, by Sex and Race, 1992 G6 8 High School Seniors Access to an Au¬ tomobile, by Sex and Race, 1992 G6 9 Trend in Media Used by Adolescents, 1983 1991 G6 10 Adolescents Entertainment Spending, by Sex, 1994 H. DEVIANCE 1. Delinquency Hl 1 TotalArrests of Persons under 15,18,21, and 25 Years of Age, 1992 H1 2 Male and Female Arrests, Distribution by Age, 1992 HI 3 Adolescent Arrests, by State, 1992 Hl 4 Child Murder Offenders, by Sex and Race, 1992 HI 5 High School Seniors Reported Delin¬ quent Behavior during Previous 12 Months, 1991 HI 6 High School Seniors Reported Delin¬ quent Behavior during Previous 12 xiv Statistical Handbook on Adolescents in America Months, by Sex, 1992 HI 7 High School Seniors Reported Delin¬ quent Behavior during Previous 12 Months, by Race, 1992 HI 8 Sexual and Contraceptive Behavior, by Sex and Grade in School, 1989 HI 9 High School Seniors Reported Receiv¬ ing a Traffic Ticket or Warning for a Moving Violation in Last 12 Months, by Sex, 1980 1992 HI 10 High School Seniors Reported Receiv¬ ing a Traffic Ticket or Warning for a Moving Violation in Last 12 Months, by Race, 1980 1992 Hl 11 High School Seniors Reported Involve¬ ment in Driving Accidents in Last 12 Months, 1980 1992 HI 12 Parents Report of Frequency that Chil¬ dren Engaged in Violent Behavior, 1985 2. Substance Abuse H2 1 Adolescents Reported Alcohol Con¬ sumption, 1959 1989, Selected Years H2 2 Reported Alcohol Use and Most Recent Use among High School Seniors, by Sex, Region, and College Plans, 1992 H2 3 Reported Drug Use and Alcohol Use within Last 12 Months among High School Seniors, by Type of Drug, 1980 1992 H2 4 Reported Marijuana and Cocaine Use and Most Recent Use among High School Seniors, by Sex, Region, and College Plans, 1992 H2 5 Students (Grades 6 to 12) Reported Lo cation of Alcohol and Drug Use, 1991 1992 H2 6 Adolescents Reported Cigarette Smok¬ ing, by Sex, Age, Race, and Social Class, 1992 H2 7 Adolescents Reported Reasons for Smoking, 1992 H2 8 High School Seniors Report of Receiv¬ ing a Traffic Ticket or Warning for a Moving Violation in Last 12 Months While under the Influence of Drugs, by Type of Drug, 1980 1992 H2 9 High School Seniors Report of Receiv¬ ing a Traffic Ticket or Warning for a Moving Violation in Last 12 Months While under the Influence of Drugs, by Type of Drug and Sex, 1980 1992 H2 10 High School Seniors Report of Receiv¬ ing a Traffic Ticket or Warning for a Moving Violation in Last 12 Months While under the Influence of Drugs, by Type of Drug and Race, 1980 1992 H2 11 High School Seniors Report of Involve¬ ment in Driving Accidents While under the Influence of Drugs in Last 12 Months, by Type of Drug, 1980 1992 H2 12 Adolescents Reported Driving and Drinking Behavior, 1978 1992 3. Family Problem Behavior H3 1 Adolescents Report of Family Addic¬ tions, 1977 1992 H3 2 Adolescents Report of Family Addic¬ tion, by Sex, Age, Race, and Social Class, 1992 H3 3 Frequency that Parents Worry about Children s Delinquent Behavior, 1990 H3 4 Parents Report of Children s Violent Behavior, by Child s Age, Sex, and Race, and Mother s Marital Status and Educa¬ tion, 1987 H3 5 Parents Perception of Children s Dis¬ honest Behavior, by Child s Age, Sex, and Race, and Mother s Marital Status and Education, 1987 H3 6 Mothers Report of Adolescent Bullies, Is Cruel, and Is Mean to Others, by Adolescent s Age, Mother s Marital Sta¬ tus, Race, and Education, 1987 1988 4. School Problem Behavior H4 1 Problem with School Aged Children, by Mother s Marital Status, Race, and Edu¬ cation, 1988 H4 2 Parents Perceptions of Children s Inter¬ actions with School Teacher, by Mother s Marital Status, and Education, 1988 H4 3 Percent of Adolescents Violent Behav¬ ior in School, by Grade and Sex, 1987 H4 4 High School Students Report of Carry¬ ing a Weapon during Previous 30 Days, by Sex, 1991 5. Peer Pressure H5 1 Friends Delinquent Behavior, 1990 H5 2 Perceived Peer Pressure to Engage in De¬ linquent Behavior, 1990 6. Treatment of Juvenile Offenders H6 1 Percent Distribution of Juveniles Taken into Police Custody, by Method of Dis¬ position, 1972 1991 H6 2 Police Disposition of Juvenile Offenders Taken into Custody, 1992 H6 3 Characteristics of Juvenile Offenders in Cases Disposed by Juvenile Courts, by Type of Offense, 1990 7. Juvenile Victims H7 1 Trends in Annual Victimization Rates, by Age of Victim, 1979 1988 H7 2 Victimization Rates and Number of Vic¬ timizations, by Age of Victim and Type of Crime, 1982 1984 H7 3 Homicide Rate Committed against Vari¬ ous Age Groups, 1988 H7 4 Age of Adolescent and Young Adult Vic¬ tims of Murder, by Sex and Race, 1992 H7 5 Violent Crime Rates, by Household Composition and Age of Victim, 1985 1987 H7 6 Place of Occurrence of Robberies and Assaults againstAdolescents, 1985 1988 H7 7 Place of Occurrence of Personal Crimes, by Age of Victim, 1985 1988 H7 8 Victim Offender Relationship, by Age of Victim, 1987 1988 H7 9 Frequency that Adolescents Worry that They Will Be the Victim of Delinquent or Unpleasant Events, 1990 I. SEX, CHILDBEARING, AND MARRIAGE 1. Sexual Behavior II 1 Age at Menarche/Spermarche, First In¬ tercourse, Marriage, and Childbearing, 1890 and 1988 11 2 Percent Reporting They Ever Had Sexual Intercourse, by Age 12 19, 1988 1990 11 3 Intercourse Status of Women, by Age 20, by Race, 1956 1960 and 1985 1987 11 4 Cumulative Percentage of Never Married U.S. Males Aged 15 19, Who Have Had Sexual Intercourse, by Age, According to Racial or Ethnic Group, 1988 11 5 Percent of Men and Women Who Have Had Intercourse by Age 18, 1956 1988 11 6 Percent of Women Aged 15 19 Who Have Had Intercourse, by Race, Income, Religion, and Urban Status, 1988 11 7 Percent of Youth Who Are Sexually Ac¬ tive (2+ times), by Grade in School, 1990 11 8 Percent of Youth Who Had Sex Four or More Times, by Gender and Grade in School, 1990 11 9 Frequency of Intercourse among Sexu¬ ally Experienced Teens Aged 15 19, 1988 11 10 Percent of Women Sexually Active in the Last Three Months Who Had More than One Partner in that Time period, by Age and Marital Status, 1988 11 11 Percentage Distribution of Number of Sexual Partners among Sexually Active Women Aged 15 19 Living in Metropoli List of Tables and Charts xv tan Areas, by Race, 1971 1979 11 12 Mean Number of Sexual Partners since First Intercourse and in the Last 12 Months among Sexually Experienced, Never Married U.S. Males Aged 15 19, by Age and Race, 1988 11 13 Sex Behavior of 18 to 24 Year Olds, 1992 2. Contraceptive Use 12 1 Percent of Sexually Active Youth Not Using Contraceptives, by Grade in School, 1990 12 2 Percent of Women Aged 15 19 at Risk of Unintended Pregnancy Who Are Us¬ ing a Contraceptive, by Age, Race, and Income, 1988 12 3 Contraceptive Use at First Intercourse, Women Aged 15 19, 1982 and 1988 12 4 Measures of Condom Use, by Race or Ethnicity, Young Men Aged 17.5 19, 1988 and 1991 12 5 Reasons for Abortion, by Age of Women Having Abortions, 1987 12 6 Parents Knowledge of Minor s Abor¬ tions, 1991 1992 12 7 Amount of Information about Sex and Reproduction Given to Those Aged 15 19, 1988 12 8 Percent of Youth at Risk Sexually, (Sex 2+ Times and/or Nonuse of Contracep¬ tives), by Other At Risk Behaviors, 1990 3. Pregnancy, Childbearing, and Marriage 13 1 Pregnancies per 1,000 Women Aged 15 19, 1972 1990 13 2 Percent of Teenage Pregnancies Ending in Birth, 1972 1990 13 3 Pregnancy Outcomes among Women under 19, by Marriage Status, 1988 13 4 Pregnancy, Birth, and Abortion Rates, by Age Group and State, 1988 13 5 Pregnancy Rate and Outcome in Various Countries, 1988 13 6 Birth Rates per 1,000 Women Aged 15 19, 1972 1990 13 7 Births per 1,000 Women, by Age, 1990 13 8 Percent of Women Giving Birth Who Have Partners at Least Six Years Older, by Age, 1988 13 9 Status of First Births to Women Aged 15 17, 1960 64 and 1985 89 13 10 Percent of Babies Born to Never Married Women Placed for Adoption, by Race and Year, 1965 72, 1973 81, 1982 88 13 11 Income Status of Teens Who Gave Birth or Had an Abortion, Compared to All xvi Statistical Handbook on Adolescents in America Teens, 1988 13 12 Percent of Adolescents Ever Married, by Age, Gender, and Ethnicity, 1992 13 13 Age by which 50 Percent of the Ever Married Population Have Married, 1890 1990 13 14 Parental Status of Women Who Marry before Age 20, Based on Women Age 25 or Younger, 1988 13 15 Marital Status of Persons 15 24, by Sex, Race, and Hispanic Origin, 1990 4. Negative Outcomes of Early Childbearing 14 1 Babies Health Problems by Age of Mother at First Birth, Children under 5, 1988 14 2 Median Family Income of Teenage Mother s Income in Later Life, Women Aged 30 39, 1986 14 3 Estimated Ratios of High School Completion between Women with a Teenage Birth and Those without, 1993 14 4 Educational Attainment of Women Aged 35 39, by Age at First Birth, 1987 14 5 Number of Women Aged 15 19 Reach¬ ing Each Reproductive Stage and Percent Who Are Poor or of Low Income, 1994 5. Sexual Values and Future Expectations 15 1 Percent of Youth Who Value Sexual Re¬ straint, by Grade in School, 1990 15 2 Those Who Believe in Practicing Safe Sex or Abstinence, by Sex, Age, and Race, 1991 15 3 Young Men s Reactions to an Unplanned Pregnancy, by Neighborhood Conditions and Race or Ethnicity, 1992 15 4 Lifetime Expected Births of Women, by Age and Race, 1992 15 5 Opinion of Parental Approval Laws for Abortion, by Sex, Age, and Race, 1990 15 6 Marriage and Children Trend, 1977 1992 15 7 Marriage Intentions, by Sex, Age, Race, and Social Class, 1992 15 8 Marriage Aspirations of American High School Seniors, 1976 and 1986 15 9 Child Planning, by Sex, Age, Race, and Social Class, 1992 15 10 Childbearing Aspirations of American High School Seniors, 1976 and 1986 15 11 Average Number of Children Wanted by American High School Seniors, by Sex and Percent Distribution of Both Sexes, 1976 and 1986 15 12 Opinions on Abortion by Adolescents, June July 1991 15 13 Opinions on Divorce Trends by Adoles¬ cents, 1977 1992 15 14 High School Seniors Attitude about Sex Education in High School, by Sex and Race, 1992
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