NC PRAMS 2005~` : (Since your new baby was born, how often have you had little interest or little pleasure in doing things?)

2005 North Carolina Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System Survey Results

MENTAL HEALTH

Since your new baby was born, how often have you had little interest or little pleasure in doing things?

Demographic Groups	Total Respond.#	ALWAYS			OFTEN/ALMOST ALWAYS			SOMETIMES			RARELY			NEVER
Demographic Groups	Total Respond.#	N	%	C.I.(95%)	N	%	C.I.(95%)	N	%	C.I.(95%)	N	%	C.I.(95%)	N	%	C.I.(95%)
Total	1011	37	3.7	2.4- 5.5	112	11.1	8.9-13.8	226	22.6	19.5-26.1	333	32.3	28.8-36.0	303	30.4	26.9-34.0
Age
< 20 years	94	6	6.8	2.5-17.2	16	12.1	6.1-22.7	31	37.5	25.8-50.8	20	19.2	11.0-31.3	21	24.5	14.9-37.4
20-24 years	249	11	2.4	0.9- 6.0	34	13.3	8.7-19.7	56	21.4	15.5-28.7	76	28.9	22.2-36.7	72	34.1	26.9-42.1
25-34 years	512	17	4.0	2.3- 6.9	47	10.1	7.2-13.9	112	22.2	18.1-27.0	176	34.3	29.4-39.4	160	29.4	24.9-34.4
35+ years	156	3	2.5	0.7- 9.1	15	10.3	5.5-18.6	27	15.9	9.9-24.5	61	40.0	30.7-49.9	50	31.3	23.0-41.0
Race
White	726	21	2.8	1.6- 4.8	68	8.8	6.6-11.7	152	20.7	17.3-24.6	251	34.3	30.3-38.6	234	33.4	29.3-37.6
Black	245	15	6.8	3.4-13.0	38	18.9	12.8-26.9	61	25.1	18.3-33.5	68	24.8	18.1-33.0	63	24.4	17.8-32.5
Other	40	1	3.7	0.5-22.1	6	15.1	5.4-35.6	13	47.1	28.6-66.4	14	31.2	16.0-51.9	6	2.9	1.2- 6.7
Hispanic origin
Yes	132	4	2.6	0.7- 8.8	10	7.6	3.7-15.3	42	36.8	27.6-47.1	30	21.9	14.7-31.3	46	31.1	22.6-41.0
No	879	33	3.9	2.5- 6.0	102	11.8	9.3-14.8	184	19.8	16.7-23.4	303	34.3	30.5-38.4	257	30.2	26.5-34.2
Education
< High School	200	11	5.5	2.7-11.1	22	9.7	5.7-15.9	62	32.0	24.6-40.6	51	27.5	20.4-35.8	54	25.3	18.6-33.5
High School	288	14	4.7	2.3- 9.6	36	12.0	7.8-17.9	72	25.9	19.7-33.3	81	26.2	20.1-33.4	85	31.2	24.6-38.6
> High School	521	12	2.3	1.2- 4.6	54	11.4	8.4-15.4	91	16.6	13.0-20.8	200	37.2	32.4-42.4	164	32.5	27.8-37.5
Marital Status
Married	643	14	1.3	0.6- 2.8	62	8.6	6.3-11.6	128	19.9	16.4-23.9	231	35.5	31.2-40.1	208	34.6	30.3-39.2
Other	368	23	7.7	4.7-12.3	50	15.5	11.1-21.1	98	27.4	21.7-33.9	102	26.6	21.0-33.0	95	22.9	17.7-29.0
Income
14,999 or less	295	17	5.5	2.9-10.1	45	14.3	9.8-20.3	87	31.7	25.1-39.1	77	24.6	18.8-31.4	69	24.0	18.2-30.9
15,000-24,999	156	8	4.5	1.7-11.3	25	15.5	9.5-24.5	32	18.7	12.0-28.0	44	29.1	20.6-39.3	47	32.2	23.3-42.6
25,000-49,999	177	3	1.2	0.2- 6.4	17	11.1	6.5-18.2	27	12.5	7.8-19.3	81	47.0	38.4-55.8	49	28.2	21.0-36.6
50,000 or more	293	5	2.1	0.8- 5.4	17	4.9	2.6- 8.9	55	20.1	15.1-26.4	108	34.6	28.3-41.4	108	38.3	31.8-45.2
WIC recipient
No	551	15	3.0	1.6- 5.5	44	8.3	5.9-11.6	99	18.6	14.9-22.9	205	36.3	31.6-41.3	188	33.8	29.2-38.7
Yes	450	22	4.5	2.5- 7.8	65	14.6	10.8-19.4	123	26.8	21.8-32.5	127	27.7	22.6-33.4	113	26.4	21.4-32.1
Medicaid recipient
No	469	9	2.2	1.0- 4.6	34	6.8	4.5-10.2	83	17.9	14.1-22.5	188	39.9	34.7-45.3	155	33.2	28.3-38.5
Yes	542	28	5.0	3.0- 8.0	78	14.8	11.4-19.2	143	26.8	22.2-31.9	145	25.6	21.1-30.6	148	27.9	23.2-33.0
Infant's birth weight
Under 2500 grams	454	19	4.6	3.0- 7.1	53	11.8	9.1-15.1	105	23.4	19.8-27.5	149	31.9	27.9-36.3	128	28.3	24.4-32.6
2500+ grams	557	18	3.6	2.3- 5.6	59	11.0	8.6-14.0	121	22.6	19.2-26.3	184	32.3	28.5-36.3	175	30.5	26.8-34.5

~Due to low response rates in the later part of the year, the 2005 PRAMS tables only comprise data for January through August births.

#Use caution in interpreting cell sizes less than 50.
N = Cell Size, % = Percentage, C.I.(95%) = Confidence Interval (at 95 percent probability level).
The percentages shown are weighted percentages, designed to reflect the entire population of North Carolina women having a live birth.

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