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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Psychooncology. 2012 Jun 27;22(5):1134–1143. doi: 10.1002/pon.3121

Table 1.

Sample description including siblings, survivors and the national sample

Variable Siblings Survivors National

N=3,034 % N=10,398 % N=5,712 % wtedc to Sibling sample Actual %

Gendera
 Female 1605 52.9 4804 46.2 2957 52.9 51.8
 Male 1429 47.1 5594 53.8 2755 47.1 48.2

Race/ethnicitya
 White and Other 2765 94.4 9362 90.3 3797 94.4 66.5
 Black 68 2.3 464 4.5 1048 2.3 18.3
 Hispanic 97 3.3 537 5.2 867 3.3 15.2

Age at interviewa
 18-21 535 17.6 2508 24.1 538 17.6 9.4
 22-26 677 22.3 3124 30.0 683 22.3 12.0
 27-31 704 23.2 2422 23.3 745 23.2 13.0
 32-48 1108 36.3 2344 22.5 2808 36.3 49.2
 49-56 17 0.6 0 0.0 938 0.6 16.4

Household Incomea b
 lt 10K 131 4.8 825 9.2 660 12.6 12.8
 10-20K 222 8.1 1238 13.8 761 13.8 14.8
 20-40K 682 24.8 2706 30.1 1496 30.2 29.0
 40-60K 686 24.9 1974 21.9 944 17.7 18.3
 gt 60K 1029 37.4 2255 25.1 1291 25.8 25.1

Current employa b
 No 238 7.9 1451 14.9 1173 21.8 20.6
 Yes 2768 92.1 8286 85.1 4513 78.2 79.4

Educationa b
 Grades 0-12 724 3357 34.1 2368 41.2 41.6
 Some post HS 1059 24.9 3682 37.4 1662 31.1 29.2
 College grad 1123 36.4 2795 28.4 1666 27.8 29.2
38.6

Marital Statusa b
Married or living as 1597 55.8 3877 38.9 3275 59.9 57.7
Sep/div/widow 262 9.2 815 8.2 862 7.2 15.2
Never married 1001 35.0 5287 53.0 1534 33.0 27.0
a

Differences are significant for chi square models comparing siblings to survivors.

b

Differences are significant for chi square models comparing siblings to NAS controls.

c

These percents have been weighted to match the sibling sample by age, gender and race/ethnicity.