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. 2013 Dec;103(Suppl 2):S269–S274. doi: 10.2105/AJPH.2013.301312

TABLE 1—

Baseline Descriptive Statistics for the Study Sample (n = 111): Seattle, WA, December 2005–August 2008

Variable Mean ±SD or %
Age, y (n = 111) 48.43 ±9.51
Race/ethnicity (n = 111)
 American Indian/Alaska Native 29.73
 Asian 0.90
 Black/African American 7.21
 Hispanic/Latino/Latina 6.31
 Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 2.70
 White/Caucasian 40.54
 > 1 race/ethnicity 9.91
 “Other” race/ethnicity 2.70
History of homelessness in past 3 y (n = 109)
 About a month or less per y 3.67
 > 1 mo/y but less than half the time 10.09
 Half of the time or more but had some housing some of the time 15.60
 Most of the time but may have had housing ≤ 1 mo/y 70.64
Substance-use variables
 Any alcohol use in past 30 d (n = 100) 92.00
 Any drug use in past 30 d (n = 110) 46.36
Illness burden (n = 111) in past 3 mo 3.04 ±2.47
Extent of psychiatric symptoms in past 2 wka
 Interpersonal sensitivity (n = 106) 1.02 ±0.92
 Depression (n = 107) 1.31 ±1.00
 Anxiety (n = 107) 1.34 ±1.08
 Hostility (n = 107) 0.82 ±0.85
 Paranoid ideation (n = 107) 1.11 ±0.93
 Psychoticism (n = 107) 1.06 ±0.89
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Extent of psychiatric symptoms are mean Brief Symptom Inventory scores for each of the named 6 subscales, where 0 = participants report having been bothered by these symptoms “not at all,” and 4 = participants have been “extremely” bothered by these symptoms in the past 2 weeks.