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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Psychooncology. 2010 Oct;19(10):1102–1111. doi: 10.1002/pon.1667

Table 1. Sociodemographic and family functioning characteristics of first-degree relatives of melanoma cases.

Demographic
Characteristics
N % Family functioning variables N %
Total 313 Total 313
Age (yrs) Active coping
Average age (SD)
[range]
51 (15.6)
[19–91]
------  Often 149 47.6
 Rarely 160 51.1
Gender Denial coping
 Female 199 63.6  Sometimes 166 53.0
 Male 114 36.4  Never 144 46.0
Educational level Adaptation/Flexibility
 ≤High School degree 35 11.2 Mean summary score (SD)
[range]
50 (6.6)
[31–64]
------
 Some college 102 32.6  More 192 61.3
 ≥College degree 176 56.2  Less 119 38.0
Race Cohesion
 White 299 95.5 Mean summary score (SD)
[range]
62 (9.4)
[25–80]
------
 Non- White 14 4.5  High 172 55.0
 Low 141 45.0
Marital status Family seriousness norms
 Not married 88 28.1  Serious 261 83.4
 Married/partnered 225 71.9  Not serious 43 13.7

Same City Family tanning norms
 Yes 55 17.6  Positive 71 22.7
 No 258 82.4  Negative 234 74.8

Income
 ≤ 50K 96 30.7
 51–70K 55 17.6
 ≥ 70K 137 43.8
 Missing 25 8.0

Category contains less than 3% missing values. Percents may not sum to 100 due to missing values. Categories with more than 3% missing values (i.e. income) are noted in the table.