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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Aug 5.
Published in final edited form as: J Health Psychol. 2021 Feb 4;27(5):1176–1186. doi: 10.1177/1359105321990804

Table 1.

Survey respondent demographic and medical characteristics (n = 326).

n (%)
Age, M (SD; range)  23.44 (2.92; 18–30)
Sex
 Male  230 (70.6%)
 Female    96 (29.4%)
Race/ethnicity
 African American   8 (2.5%)
 Asian   1 (0.3%)
 Caucasian  310 (95.1%)
 Hispanic/Latinx   7 (2.1%)
Highest level of education
 Some grade school   1 (0.3%)
 Grade school   5 (l.5%)
 Some high school    19 (5.8%)
 High school    37 (11.3%)
 Some college   l33 (40.8%)
 College   121 (37.1%)
 Graduate or professional courses     10 (3.1%)
Employment status
 Employed, full time   120 (36.8%)
 Employed, part time     37 (11.3%)
 Disability from work     37 (11.3%)
 Student     96 (29.4%)
 Unemployed     34 (10.4%)
 Volunteer    2 (.6%)
SB Type
 Myelomeningocele   173 (53.1%)
 Meningocele     67 (20.6%)
 Lipomeningocele     57 (17.5%)
 Lipomyelomeningocele     14 (4.3%)
 Lipoma     15 (4.6%)
Shunt present   213 (65.3%)
 With revision history   164 (77.4%)
Lesion level
 Sacral   100 (30.7%)
 Lumbar  196 (60.1%)
 Thoracic    30 (9.2%)

M: mean; SD: standard deviation; SB: spina bifida.