Table 3-5. Participants' Reported Household Income
Income Frequency (f) Percent (%)
Under $10,000 2 0.76
$10,000-14,999 3 1.14
$15,000-19,999 6 2.27
$20,000-29,999 22 8.33
$30,000-39,999 20 7.58
$40,000-49,999 24 9.09
$50,000-59,999 29 10.98
$60,000-69,999 28 10.61
$70,000-79,999 31 11.74
$80,000-89,999 10 3.79
$90,000-99,999 12 4.54
Over $100,000 70 26.52
No response 7 2.65


Cumulative f
 2
 5
 11
 33
 53
 77
106
134
165
175
187
257
264


Cumulative %
 0.76
 1.90
 4.17
 12.50
 20.08
 29.17
 40.15
 50.76
 62.50
 66.29
 70.83
 97.35
100


Religious preference

 The sample was largely Christian, with 52.68% reporting religious preferences of

various Christian denominations or adherence to non-denominational Christian beliefs.

The second largest group of participants (15.15%) reported being agnostic, atheist, or

having no religious preference. Nearly 7% of the participants were Jewish. More than a

fifth of the sample (20.45%) chose not to respond to this item. The remainder (4.75%)

reported other religious preferences (detailed in Table 3-6), including combined

preferences reported by three participants (consisting of "Catholic/Lutheran,"

"Jewish/Buddhist," and "Methodist/Catholic").

Table 3-6. Participants' Reported Religious Preferences
Religious Preference Frequency Percent Cumulative Cumulative
 (f) (%) f %
 Christian:
 Catholic 28 10.61 28 10.61
 Greek Orthodox 1 0.38 29 10.99
 Protestant (unspecified) 3 1.14 32 12.13
 Lutheran 13 4.92 45 17.05
 Presbyterian 3 1.14 48 18.19
 United Church of Christ 4 1.52 52 19.71