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. 2014 Aug 11;2:105. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2014.00105

Table 1.

Sociodemographic characteristics of participants at baseline (N = 370).

Mean (SD) N (%) Skewness/Kurtosis
Age 44.79 (7.3) −0.56/−0.13
Gender (male) 233 (63.5) −0.56/−0.69
Hispanic ethnicity (yes) 53 (15) 1.97/1.90
Race
 Black 266 (76.2) −1.24/−0.47
 White 50 (14.3) 2.05/2.20
Years education 0.41/−0.17
  <HS diploma 157 (44.3)
  ≥HS diploma 198 (55.7)
Employed (Yes) 29 (8.2) 3.07/7.45
Years since HIV diagnosis 12.15 (7.5) 0.20/−1.01
Time from HIV diagnosis to treatment 0.65/−1.41
 Within 6 weeks 206 (58.4)
 6–12 weeks 13 (3.7)
 3–6 months 22 (6.2)
 6 months–1 year 25 (7.1)
 1 year+ 87 (24.6)
Taking ART (yes) 273 (76.7) −1.27/−0.40
Currently in residential substance treatment 84 (23.5) 0.66/−1.27
Days using in last 3 months
 Alcohol 15.77 (23.33) 1.86/2.83
 Marijuana 9.29 (20.68) 2.84/7.59
 Cocaine 15.68 (23.89) 1.89/2.80
Neurocognitive functioning
 CTT2 116.31 (49.82)a 1.71/4.97
 SCT 38.09 (15.58)a −0.38/−0.86
 AVLT 43.44 (9.63)a −0.03/−0.22

aRaw scores reported. All sample means are significantly different from normative sample at p < 0.01.

Normative scores used for comparison testing represented mean age and education for this sample. Skewness and Kurtosis values for neurocognitive instruments reflect distribution of scores prior to square root transformation.