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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Affect Disord. 2012 Feb 5;138(1-2):54–62. doi: 10.1016/j.jad.2011.12.031

Table 1.

Sample characteristics by depression spell status (n=173,775)

Characteristic Depression spell ≥ 18 years
Never experienced a depression spell
n % (wt) n % (wt)
Total 16,108 10% 157,667 90%
Age Group
 18–25 5,654 7% 77,988 93%
 26–34 2,892 11% 23,133 89%
 35–49 4,978 12% 32,806 88%
 50 or older 2,584 10% 23,740 90%
Sex
 Male 5,536 8% 77,190 92%
 Female 10,572 13% 80,477 87%
Race/Ethnicity
 White 11,302 12% 100,370 88%
 Black 1,643 8% 19,841 92%
 Hispanic 1,995 8% 24,731 92%
 Asian 390 5% 6,035 95%
 All Othersa 778 11% 6,690 89%
Highest Level of Education
 Less than High School 2,038 8% 28,465 92%
 High School Graduate 4,736 9% 52,954 91%
 Some College 5,315 12% 44,281 88%
 College Graduate 4,019 12% 31,967 88%
Employment Status
 Full-time 8,505 10% 83,690 90%
 Part-time 2,773 11% 28,867 89%
 Unemployed 1,042 12% 10,267 88%
 Otherb 3,788 10% 34,843 90%
Marital Status
 Married 6,252 9% 60,275 91%
 Widowed 499 10% 3,937 90%
 Divorced/Separated 2,783 17% 12,863 83%
 Never married 6,574 9% 80,592 91%

wt, weighted percent

a

Includes Native Americans, Alaskan Natives, Native Hawaiians, Other Pacific Islanders, and those with more than one race/ethnicity

b

Included, but not in the labor force