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Find 2020-2021 NSCH data for National Performance Measure 9: Percent of adolescents, ages 6 through 17, who are bullied

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Survey: 2003 National Survey of Children's Health
Starting Point: Survey Sections
State/Region: Nationwide (quick edit)
Topic: Early Childhood (Survey Section 6)
Question: Indicator 6.7: How often are young children read to by family members?
Sub Group: Household income

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Indicator 6.7: During the past week, how many days did you or other family members read stories to (child's name)?
		No days	1 or 2 days	3 or 4 days	5 or 6 days	Every day	Total %
0-99% FPL	%	12.4	19.4	23.4	8.3	36.4	100.0
	C.I.	(10.9 - 14.0)	(17.4 - 21.4)	(21.2 - 25.6)	(7.1 - 9.4)	(34.1 - 38.8)
	Sample Count	643	839	1,000	471	2,028
	Pop. Est.	601,818	941,183	1,132,597	400,937	1,764,051
100-199% FPL	%	8.2	15.8	21.1	11.4	43.5	100.0
	C.I.	(6.9 - 9.4)	(14.2 - 17.4)	(19.4 - 22.8)	(10.1 - 12.7)	(41.5 - 45.6)
	Sample Count	544	990	1,449	824	3,433
	Pop. Est.	453,181	874,697	1,167,999	632,680	2,412,765
200-399% FPL	%	5.9	11.2	20.2	12.9	49.9	100.0
	C.I.	(5.1 - 6.7)	(10.1 - 12.2)	(18.8 - 21.5)	(11.7 - 14.0)	(48.3 - 51.6)
	Sample Count	598	1,172	2,067	1,434	5,939
	Pop. Est.	424,832	805,179	1,452,997	927,081	3,600,610
400% FPL or more	%	4.5	8.6	15.9	12.8	58.2	100.0
	C.I.	(3.7 - 5.2)	(7.6 - 9.6)	(14.6 - 17.2)	(11.7 - 13.9)	(56.5 - 59.8)
	Sample Count	386	752	1,426	1,233	5,918
	Pop. Est.	273,954	524,196	968,767	782,236	3,546,524
C.I. = 95% Confidence Interval. Percentages and population estimates (Pop.Est.) are weighted to represent child population in US.

DATA ALERT: DATA ALERT: Household poverty level for the 10% of households in the sample with unknown values for income, household size, or both was calculated using single imputation methods. The poverty level estimates and confidence intervals based on single imputed poverty level may differ slightly from those obtained using multiple imputation methods.

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Suggested citation format: National Survey of Children's Health. NSCH 2003. Data query from the Child and Adolescent Health Measurement Initiative, Data Resource Center for Child and Adolescent Health website. Retrieved [mm/dd/yy] from www.childhealthdata.org.