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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Jul 11.
Published in final edited form as: Psychol Health. 2011 Jul 11;26(6):651–666. doi: 10.1080/08870441003721251

Table 1.

Sample characteristics

Patient (n = 164) Spouse (n = 164)
Agea 65.78 (09.93) 61.54 (10.73)
Latency since diagnosis (months)a 05.26 (04.53)
Stage of Cancerb, c 1 80 (48.8)
2 45 (27.4)
3 17 (10.4)
4 07 (04.3)
Ethnicityb Caucasian 142 (86.6) 134 (81.7)
African American 11 (07.6) 09 (05.5)
Hispanic 03 (01.8) 09 (05.5)
Asian American 05 (03.0) 08 (04.9)
Other 03 (01.8) 04 (02.4)
Educationb High school or less 25 (15.2) 42 (26.2)
Some college 48 (29.3) 55 (33.5)
College graduate 34 (20.7) 29 (17.7)
Graduate school 57 (34.8) 37 (22.6)
Family income per yearb Under $20,000 11 (06.9) 10 (06.6)
$20,000–$30,000 15 (09.1) 19 (11.6)
$30,000–$50,000 37 (22.6) 41 (25.0)
$50,000–$75,000 46 (28.0) 36 (22.0)
Over $75,000 50 (30.5) 46 (28.0)
Treatment Typeb Radical Prostatectomy 50 (30.5)
Radiation 29 (17.7)
Orchiectomy 4 (2.4)
Lupron/Zoladex shots 51 (31.1)
Flutamide pills 15 (9.1)

Note.

a

M (SD).

b

n (%).

c

Stage 1: confined to prostate, Stage 2: confined to prostate, biopsy borders not clean, Stage 3: spread outside prostate, within abdomen region, Stage 4: spread beyond abdomen region