Age Differences in the Longitudinal Relationship between Work-Family Conflict and Alcohol Use

Table 1

Prevalence of categorical caregiving and demographics by age group, drinkers only.

Age group	Under 34	34–45	Over 45
Race	White = 37 (7.0%)	White = 129 (24.3%)	White = 106 (20.0%)
	Other = 58 (11.0%)	Other = 103 (19.4%)	Other = 97 (18.3%)
Marital status	Married = 74 (14.0%)	Married = 185 (35.0%)	Married = 128 (24.2%)
	Other = 19 (3.6%)	Other = 47 (8.9%)	Other = 76 (14.3%)
Children under 6 cared for	60 (11%)	105 (19.3%)	25 (4.7%)
Income	<$10,000–$30,000 = 34 (6.6%)	<$10,000–$30,000 = 28 (5.5%)	<$10,000–$30,000 = 30 (5.8%)
	$30,001–$70,000 = 42 (8.2%)	$30,001–$70,000 = 77 (15.0%)	$30,001–$70,000 = 108 (21.0%)
	$70,000 or more = 27 (5.3%)	$70,000 or more = 66 (12.9%)	$70,000 or more = 101 (19.7%)

Note: numbers across columns for race, marital status, and income do not sum to 543 due to missing data. Income is presented as a categorical variable for descriptive purposes but was modeled as a continuous variable in analyses.