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. 2006 Feb;41(1):58–78. doi: 10.1111/j.1475-6773.2005.00456.x

Table 2.

Respondent Characteristics (n=399)

Age—mean±SD (years)
 All 47.2 (±15.4)
 Male 46.8 (±14.7)
 Female 47.4 (±15.7)
Gender—% female 68.3
Race (%)
 White/Caucasian 65.9
 African American 28.8
 Other 5.3
Education (%)
 Less than high school 5.5
 High school graduate 30.9
 Some college 27.5
 College graduate 22.8
 Beyond college 13.3
Family income %
 < $20,000 11.8
 $20,000–34,999 16.3
 $35,000–60,000 31.0
 > $60,000 25.9
 Refused 15.0
Employment (%)
 Full time 57.1
 Part time 9.9
 Unemployed 17.3
 Retired/disabled 15.6
Marital status (%)
 Married 57.4
 Divorced/separated/widowed 25.9
 Never married 16.6
Reported health status (%)
 Excellent 14.8
 Very good 38.2
 Good 30.9
 Fair 12.3
 Poor 3.8
Type of health insurance (%)
 Government-provided indemnity 18
 Commercial indemnity 16
 Managed care plan 47
 Not characterized or no response 19