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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Health Psychol. 2012 Jan 17;17(7):1022–1032. doi: 10.1177/1359105311432490

Table 1.

Sample Characteristics (N = 195)

Variable n (%) M (SD) Range
Sex—Female 97 (50%)
Marital status—Married 187 (96%)
Race/ethnicity
 Non-Hispanic White 169 (87%)
 Hispanic/Latino 8 (4%)
 African American/Black 10 (5%)
 Other 8 (4%)
Age (years) 54 (12) 22 to 77
Annual household income (median) > $80,000 < $20,000 to > $110,000
Education
 High school or less 18 (9%)
 Partial college 40 (21%)
 Four-year college degree 70 (36%)
 Graduate degree 65 (33%)
 Missing 2 (1%)
Working full or part time 75 (39%)
Unemployed due to disability 47 (24%)
Retired 46 (24%)
Other employment status 27 (14%)
Diagnosis
 Multiple myeloma 60 (31%)
 Lymphoma 63 (32%)
 Leukemia 47 (24%)
 Other 25 (13%)
History of disease relapse since initial diagnosis 75 (39%)
Type of transplant
 Autologous 116 (60%)
 Allogeneic (matched) 53 (27%)
 Allogeneic (unmatched) 18 (9%)
 Missing 8 (4%)
Months since transplant 19 (8) 7 to 37
History of prior transplant(s) 41 (21%)
Graft versus host disease (GVHD)
 Acute 48 (25%)
 Chronic 42 (22%)
Number of serious transplant complications other than GVHD
 None 15 (8%)
 One 46 (24%)
 Two 48 (25%)
 Three 37 (19%)
 Four or more 49 (25%)
Number of major medical comorbidities 1.14 (1.18)
 None 71 (36%)
 One 59 (30%)
 Two 42 (22%)
 Three or more 23 (12%)