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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Jan 11.
Published in final edited form as: Cultur Divers Ethnic Minor Psychol. 2008 Oct;14(4):377–384. doi: 10.1037/a0012820

Table 1.

Sample Characteristics

N Mean (SD) Percent
Demographics
 Age (years) 339 49.73 (12.53)
 Gender (female) 339 83.78
 Years of education 339
 6 and below 56.05
 7 to 11 20.94
 12 and beyond 23.01
 Married (yes) 338 47.34
 Employed full-time (yes) 339 13.86
 Household gross annual income 297
 $15,000 or below 77.44
 $15,001 to $25,000 12.79
 Greater than $25,000 9.76
 Hispanic Group a 339
 Mexican 51.33
 Central American 37.46
 Other 11.21
 Foreign born (yes) 339 90.27
 Years living in the U. S. b 306 22.15 (10.84)
 Language preference 334
 Spanish 81.84
 Bilingual 5.09
 English 14.07
 Interview language 339
 Spanish 86.73
 English 13.27
Clinical Characteristics
 PHQ9 Score 339 17.26 (3.91)
 Probable comorbid disorders
 Generalized anxiety disorder 339 61.65
 PTSD 339 36.87
 Panic disorder 339 17.70
 Alcohol abuse 339 6.78
 Substance abuse 339 9.14
 General health status (poor/fair) 339 79.35
 Number chronic health conditions 339 3.46 (2.13)
Past mental health treatment
 Lifetime mental health treatments
 Counseling (yes) 339 26.55
 Medication for a mental health problem (yes) 339 39.53
 Psychiatric hospitalization (yes) 339 7

Note.

a

Hispanic Groups included Central Americans (Guatemalan, Salvadoran) and Other (Puerto Rican, Cuban);

b

Only asked to respondents who reported being foreign born; PTSD = Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.