- Demographics
- Age
- Race
- Ethnicity
- Caregiver Well-being
- Overall
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Stress
- Loneliness
- Child well-being
- Material Hardship
- Across the sample
- Race/ethnicity
- Income
- Race by income (state only)
- Over time
RAPID analysis of Washington
RAPID has sampled 226 caregivers from your state.
Demographics
Age
Race
Ethnicity
Caregiver Well-being
Overall
Caregivers complete measures of anxiety, depression, stress, and loneliness. These measures are averaged to create a single mental health variable, called “well-being” which ranges from 0 (worst possible mental health) to 100 (best possible mental health).
Anxiety
Depression
Stress
Loneliness
Child well-being
Caregivers complete measures of child internalizing and externalizing behavior. These measures are averaged to create a single mental health variable, called “well-being” which ranges from 0 (worst possible mental health) to 100 (best possible mental health).
Material Hardship
Which needs are hard to pay for?: - Food - Housing - Utilities (electric, water, trash) - Healthcare - Social - Emotional - Childcare - Other
Caregivers grouped into two categories: trouble paying for 1+ basic need, or no trouble paying for any.
Across the sample
Race/ethnicity
Income
Race by income (state only)
Over time
