Table 7.

Characteristics of Responders at the Time of Survey: Mood and Quality of Life

Number (mild, moderate to severe)	605 (479, 126)
Mood in preceding 2 weeks
Sad, blue, or depressed, no. (% of 595 responding)
Not at all or a little bit	465 (78)
Moderately	81 (14)
Quite a bit or extremely	49 (8)
Worried, tense, or anxious, no. (% of 591 responding)
Not at all or a little bit	446 (76)
Moderately	86 (15)
Quite a bit or extremely	59 (10)
Trouble with getting enough sleep, no. (% of 589 responding)
Not at all or a little bit	432 (73)
Moderately	79 (13)
Quite a bit or extremely	78 (13)
Healthy and full of energy, no. (% of 591 responding)
Not at all or a little bit	177 (30)
Moderately	176 (30)
Quite a bit or extremely	238 (40)
Current quality of life
In most ways, my life is close to ideal, no. (% of 593 responding)
Slightly to strongly agree	414 (70)
The conditions of my life are excellent, no. (% of 597 responding)
Slightly to strongly agree	412 (69)
I am satisfied with my life, no. (% of 596 responding)
Slightly to strongly agree	447 (75)
I've gotten important things I want in life, no. (% of 593 responding)
Slightly to strongly agree	477 (80)
If I could live life over, I'd change nothing, no. (% of 593 responding)
Slightly to strongly agree	357 (60)

No statistically significant differences were found when comparing mild versus moderate-to-severe injury severity for these responses. The analyses between mild and moderate-to-severe cases were conducted using five categories for mood (not at all, a little bit, moderately, quite a bit, and extremely), and three categories for quality of life (strongly to slightly disagree, neither agree nor disagree, strongly to slightly agree).