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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Behav Med. 2010 Sep 1;34(1):53–63. doi: 10.1007/s10865-010-9286-4

Table 1.

Demographic information (N = 939)

Demographic variable n %
Family member type
 Case 313 33.3
 First-degree relative 313 33.3
 Parent 313 33.3
Gender
 Female 579 61.7
 Male 360 38.3
Age
 Under 50 451 48.0
 50 and older 488 52.0
Incomea
 < $15K 21 2.2
 $15K – $30K 48 5.1
 $31K – $50K 138 14.7
 $51K – $70K 192 20.4
 $71K – $99K 185 19.7
 >$99K 296 31.5
Raceb
 White 907 96.6
 Bi- or Multi-racial 28 3.0
Hispanic origin
 No 934 99.5
 Yes 5 0.5
Educationc
 < High school (HS) 3 0.3
 Some HS 6 0.6
 HS/GED 82 8..7
 Some college 268 28.5
 College degree 579 61.7
Marital status
 Never married 62 6.6
 Married/living as married 764 81.4
 Separated 9 1.0
 Divorced 76 8.1
 Widowed 28 3.0
SEER summary stage
 Not applicable 626 67.7
 In situ 38 4.0
 Localized 247 26.3
 Regional, direct extension only 2 0.2
 Regional, regional lymph nodes only 17 1.8
 Unstaged 2 0.2
Year of diagnosis
 Not applicable 626 66.7
 1998 44 4.7
 1999 64 6.8
 2000 70 7.5
 2001 41 4.4
 2005 94 10.0
a

Seven participants (0.7%) reported that did not know their income and 52 participants (5.5%) refused to answer.

b

Four participants (0.4%) refused to provide their race.

c

One participant (0.1%) reported that they did not know their highest level of education.

d

Four participants (0.4%) did not have any tumor information and two participants (0.2%) had non-skin melanoma.