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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Psychooncology. 2014 Apr 2;23(11):1243–1251. doi: 10.1002/pon.3532

Table 1.

Demographic and Medical Characteristics of Samples (32 Dyads)

N (%)

Variables Survivors Family

Chinese
(n=18)
Korean
(n=14)
Total Chinese
(n=18)
Korean
(n=14)
Total

Relationshipa
 Wife/Husband 7(38.9) 12(85.7) 19(59.4) 19(59.4) 12(85.7) 19(59.4)
 Mother/Daughter 4(22.2) 2(14.3) 6(18.8) 6(18.8) 2(14.3) 6(18.8)
 Others 7(38.9) 0 7(21.9) 7(21.9) 0 7(21.9)
Education
 <High school 4(22.2) 0 4(12.5) 2(11.1) 2(11.1) 3(9.4)
 High school graduated 3(16.7) 1(7.1) 4(12.5) 2(11.1) 2(11.1) 6(18.8)
 >High school 11(61.1) 13(92.9) 24(75.0) 14(77.8) 14(77.8) 23(71.9)
Household income
 <25K 8(60.0) 4(28.6) 12(37.5) 5(33.3) 1(7.7) 6(18.8)
 25K–45K 3(18.8) 2(14.3) 5(15.6) 7(46.7) 5(38.5) 12(37.5)
 45K–75K 3(18.8) 5(35.7) 8(25.0) 0 4(30.8) 4(12.6)
 >75K 2(12.5) 3(21.4) 5(15.6) 3(20.0) 3(23.1) 6(18.8)
Marital Status
 Married 13(72.2) 12(85.7) 25(78.1) 11(61.1) 12(85.7) 23(71.9)
 Others 5(27.8) 2(14.3) 7(21.9) 7(38.9) 2(14.3) 9(28.1)
Employment Status
 Employed 8(50.0) 8(57.1) 16(53.3) 12(80.0) 14(100) 26(89.6)
 Un-employed 8(50.0) 6(42.9) 14(46.7) 3(20.0) 0 3(10.3)
Primary language
 Chinese/Korean 17(94.4) 14(100) 31(96.9) 17(94.4) 11(91.7) 30(93.8)
 English 1(5.6) 0 1(3.1) 1(5.6) 1(7.7) 2(6.2)
Cancer stage
 0 3(16.7) 0 3(9.4)
 I 3(16.7) 7(50.0) 10(31.3)
 II 8(44.4) 6(42.9) 14(43.8)
 III 4(22.2) 1(7.1) 5(15.6)
Radiation(Yes) 5(31.3) 9(69.2) 14(43.8)
Chemotherapy(yes) 10(66.7) 8(57.1) 18(56.3)
Hormonal therapy(yes) 11(68.8) 7(50.0) 18(56.3)

Mean(SD)

Age 55.9(10.7) 57.9(10.7) 56.8(10.6) 51.6(16.4) 53.5(12.3) 52.4(14.5)
Length of stay in the US 19.3(10.5) 23.1(7.9) 20.9(9.5) 17.1(8.9) 24.2(7.5) 20.4(8.9)
Years since diagnosis 3.1(1.3) 4.2(1.2) 3.5(1.4)
a

significant difference between Chinese and Korean survivors at p<0.05