Table 1. Characteristics of cohort and correlations with susceptibility to scams.

Variable (units or range)	Mean (or n)	SD (or %)	Correlation with scams (or F)	p-value
Age (years)	82.44	7.57	0.29	<0.001
Sex (male)	148	23.2%	F=0.00	0.97
Race (not white, Hispanic)	56	8.8%	F=0.60	0.44
Education (years)	15.20	2.99	-0.10	0.010
Income*	7.10	2.41	-0.15	<0.001
Susceptibility to Scams (1-7)	2.88	0.70	--	--
Cognition
Global cognition	0.22	0.55	-0.28	<0.001
Episodic memory	0.32	0.72	-0.21	<0.001
Semantic memory	0.24	0.61	-0.22	<0.001
Visuospatial ability	0.22	0.73	-0.10	0.011
Perceptual speed	0.10	0.81	-0.30	<0.001
Working memory	0.13	0.72	-0.15	<0.001
Functional Status
Chronic medical conditions	0.82	0.92	-0.013	0.75
Frailty	0.04	0.58	0.19	<0.001
ADLs	0.38	1.01	0.10	<0.001
IADLs	1.45	1.89	0.19	<0.001
Physical activity	3.32	3.50	-0.079	0.045
Life space	5.50	1.04	-0.12	0.002
Psychosocial
Depression	1.03	1.63	0.076	0.057
Well-being	5.48	0.60	-0.24	<0.001
Neuroticism	14.05	7.00	0.098	0.013
Extraversion	32.35	6.04	-0.029	0.47
Loneliness	2.20	0.61	0.091	0.021
Social networks (number of contacts)	6.45	5.72	-0.016	0.69
Social support	4.36	0.70	-0.14	<0.001
Literacy
Financial literacy	72	17	-0.26	<0.001
Health literacy	61	19	-0.22	<0.001
Total literacy**	67	15	-0.28	<0.001

^*Income range: 1 (<$5,000) to 10 (>$75,000). A score of 7 represents an annual income of $30,000–$34,999.

^**average of financial and health literacy.