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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Epilepsy Behav. 2013 Dec 6;31:25–30. doi: 10.1016/j.yebeh.2013.11.011

Table 1.

Demographic Characteristics of Sample. N=20.

Variable M(SD) Range N
Age (in years) 70 60–80
Years since diagnosis 4.1 0.5–10
Education (years of school completed) 13.5 7–20
Co-morbidities in addition to epilepsy 2.5 1–4

Race
 Caucasian n = 19
 African American n = 1
Gender
 Male n = 8
 Female n = 12
Income (annual)
 < $20,000 n = 4
 $21,000–$40,000 n = 3
 $41,000–$60,000 n = 6
 $61,000–$100,000 n = 5
 > $100,000 n = 2
Employment
 Working full-time n = 2
 Working part-time n = 3
 Retired n = 14
 Disability n = 1
Type of epilepsy
 Tonic clonic n = 4
 Partial with experiences of tonic clonic at times n = 16
Insurance
 Medicare n = 17
 Private n = 2
 None n = 1
Relationship status
 Married n = 14
 Single (includes divorced or widowed) n = 4
 Living with significant other n = 2
Seizure Frequency
 Daily n = 1
 Weekly n = 2
 Monthly n = 4
 Bi-monthly n = 8
 Bi-annually n = 4
 Fewer than one per year n = 1