NC PRAMS 2007~` : (Since your new baby was born, how often have you had little interest or little pleasure in doing things?)

2007 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	1655	53	3.4	2.4- 4.7	144	7.6	6.1- 9.4	408	25.2	22.6-27.9	559	33.6	30.8-36.5	491	30.3	27.6-33.1
Age
< 20 years	194	12	5.7	2.6-11.8	19	10.7	6.1-17.9	54	26.5	19.2-35.3	62	33.1	25.1-42.3	47	24.0	17.1-32.6
20-24 years	396	14	4.4	2.4- 7.9	46	10.7	7.5-15.2	106	28.3	23.1-34.2	124	31.6	26.2-37.6	106	24.9	20.0-30.5
25-34 years	835	22	2.6	1.5- 4.5	66	5.8	4.1- 8.1	197	23.5	20.0-27.4	286	34.9	30.9-39.0	264	33.2	29.3-37.3
35+ years	230	5	1.8	0.5- 6.0	13	5.1	2.5-10.3	51	24.0	17.7-31.7	87	33.1	26.1-41.0	74	35.9	28.6-44.0
Race
White	1146	28	2.6	1.6- 4.0	90	7.2	5.5- 9.3	275	23.4	20.5-26.6	409	36.0	32.6-39.4	344	30.9	27.7-34.2
Black	435	22	5.2	2.9- 8.9	40	7.2	4.6-11.3	116	31.0	25.2-37.4	130	27.8	22.4-33.9	127	28.9	23.4-35.0
Other	74	3	6.7	2.2-19.0	14	16.0	8.3-28.7	17	23.9	13.9-38.0	20	25.3	15.2-39.1	20	28.0	17.1-42.2
Hispanic origin
Yes	209	10	5.1	2.5-10.1	15	7.0	3.9-12.2	52	25.1	18.8-32.6	50	25.5	19.2-33.0	82	37.3	30.0-45.2
No	1443	42	3.0	2.0- 4.4	129	7.7	6.1- 9.7	355	25.1	22.3-28.1	508	35.2	32.2-38.4	409	29.0	26.1-32.0
Education
< High School	330	20	6.8	4.1-11.2	35	10.2	6.7-15.2	99	30.0	24.1-36.6	77	24.0	18.7-30.3	99	29.0	23.2-35.5
High School	449	14	2.8	1.4- 5.5	40	7.5	5.0-11.3	130	30.8	25.6-36.5	145	32.8	27.5-38.5	120	26.2	21.4-31.6
> High School	870	17	2.0	1.1- 3.6	69	6.5	4.7- 8.9	178	19.9	16.8-23.5	336	38.3	34.4-42.4	270	33.3	29.5-37.4
Marital Status
Married	1009	23	2.3	1.4- 3.9	68	5.0	3.6- 6.9	214	21.3	18.3-24.6	376	37.1	33.5-40.8	328	34.3	30.8-38.0
Other	646	30	4.8	3.0- 7.5	76	11.2	8.4-14.7	194	30.7	26.2-35.5	183	28.7	24.4-33.5	163	24.7	20.6-29.3
Income
14,999 or less	447	27	6.3	4.0-10.0	63	12.0	8.7-16.5	139	32.1	26.8-38.0	110	25.5	20.5-31.1	108	24.0	19.3-29.5
15,000-24,999	258	7	2.9	1.2- 7.1	29	12.9	8.4-19.2	72	29.6	22.9-37.3	71	26.0	19.7-33.4	79	28.6	22.2-36.2
25,000-49,999	305	7	1.6	0.5- 5.0	27	5.9	3.4- 9.9	71	22.7	17.3-29.1	106	38.5	31.8-45.6	94	31.3	25.1-38.3
50,000 or more	542	9	1.6	0.7- 3.6	18	2.5	1.3- 4.7	91	16.0	12.6-20.1	246	44.5	39.5-49.7	178	35.4	30.7-40.5
WIC recipient
No	943	15	1.4	0.7- 2.7	56	4.9	3.4- 7.0	201	19.9	16.9-23.3	375	40.2	36.3-44.2	296	33.6	29.9-37.4
Yes	698	37	5.8	3.9- 8.4	87	10.9	8.3-14.2	204	31.3	27.1-35.8	179	25.7	21.8-30.0	191	26.3	22.4-30.6
Medicaid recipient
No	788	10	1.1	0.5- 2.4	40	4.6	3.1- 6.8	135	16.1	13.2-19.5	341	43.7	39.4-48.0	262	34.5	30.5-38.7
Yes	867	43	5.3	3.6- 7.6	104	10.1	7.8-12.9	273	32.8	28.9-36.9	218	25.2	21.6-29.1	229	26.8	23.2-30.7
Infant's birth weight
Under 2500 grams	759	25	3.4	2.3- 4.9	83	11.2	9.2-13.7	191	25.8	22.8-29.0	248	31.9	28.8-35.2	212	27.7	24.7-30.9
2500+ grams	896	28	3.4	2.3- 4.8	61	7.3	5.7- 9.2	217	25.1	22.3-28.1	311	33.7	30.7-36.9	279	30.5	27.6-33.6

#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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