Table 3.

Baseline characteristics of the study population

Characteristic	Self-monitored (n = 185)	Peer-supported (n = 186)	Clinically integrated (n = 187)	Total (n = 558)
Age (M, SD)	(42.8, 12.9)	(42.8, 12.9)	(42.6, 12.9)	(42.8, 12.9)
Female (N, %)	(121, 65.4%)	(122, 65.6%)	(123, 65.8%)	(366, 65.6%)
Race (N, %)*
White	(170, 91.9%)	(169, 90.9%)	(171, 91.4%)	(510, 91.4%)
Black	(7, 3.8%)	(10, 5.4%)	(10, 5.3%)	(27, 4.8%)
AI/NA	(2, 1.1%)	(2, 1.1 %)	(1, 0.5%)	(5, 0.9%)
Asian	(5, 2.7%)	(3, 1.6%)	(4, 2.1 %)	(12, 2.2%)
NH/PI	(0, 0%)	(1, 0.5%)	(1, 0.5%)	(2, 0.4%)
Other	(1, 0.5%)	(4, 2.2%)	(1, 0.5%)	(6, 1.1%)
Hispanic or Latino (N, %)	(4, 2.2%)	(6, 3.2%)	(4, 2.1 %)	(14, 2.5%)
Education (N, %)
<High School	(0, 0%)	(2, 1.1 %)	(1, 0,5%)	(3, 0.5%)
HS or GED	(16, 8.6%)	(19, 10.2%)	(32, 17.1%)	(67, 12%)
Vocation or Associate	(35, 18.9%)	(34, 18.3%)	(16, 8.6%)	(85, 15.2%)
Bachelors	(76, 41.1 %)	(83, 44.6%)	(76, 40.6%)	(235, 42.1%)
Masters	(44, 23.8%)	(29, 15.6%)	(48, 25.7%)	(121, 21.7%)
Doctorate	(14, 7.6%)	(19, 10.2%)	(14, 7.5%)	(47, 8.4%)
Marital status (N, %)
Married	(104, 56.2%)	(95, 51.1%)	(102, 54.5%)	(301, 53.9%)
Widowed	(3, 1.6%)	(3, 1.6%)	(4, 2.1 %)	(10, 1.8%)
Divorced	(16, 8.6%)	(22, 11.8%)	(17, 9.1%)	(55, 9.9%)
Separated	(2, 1.1%)	(3, 1.6%)	(1, 0.5%)	(6, 1.1%)
Never Married	(35, 18.9%)	(42, 22.6%)	(32, 17.1%)	(109, 19.5%)
Living with a partner	(24, 13%)	(19, 10.2%)	(30, 16%)	(73, 13.1%)
Refused	(0, 0%)	(0, 0%)	(1, 0.5%)	(1, 0.2%)
Don’t know	(1, 0.5%)	(2, 1.1 %)	(0, 0%)	(3, 0.5%)
Severity-mild (N, %)	(118, 63.8%)	(120, 64.5%)	(118, 63.1%)	(356, 63.8%)

Notes: Abbreviations: AI/NA: American Indian/Native American, NH/PI: Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander, HS: High School, GED: General Educational Development, M: Mean, SD: Standard Deviation, N: Number, %: Percentage, QOL: Quality of Life.

^*The numbers in race added within groups were over 100% because some people reported multiple races.