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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Feb 11.
Published in final edited form as: Support Care Cancer. 2014 Apr 2;22(9):2393–2400. doi: 10.1007/s00520-014-2207-2

Table 1.

Participant characteristics

Characteristic N = 102 N (%)
Female 93 (91.2%)
Ethnicity
  Native American 1 (1.0%)
  Asian American 4 (3.9%)
  Mexican/Mexican American 39 (38.2%)
  African American 2 (2.0%)
  White/Caucasian 46 (45.1%)
  South American 4 (3.9%)
  Central American 3 (2.9%)
  Caribbean 3 (2.9%)
Marital Status
  Married 51(50%)
  Living With Partner 3 (3.9%)
  Separated 9 (8.8%)
  Divorced 15 (14.7%)
  Widowed 12 (11.8%)
  Never Married 11 (10.8%)
Education
  Elementary School 8 (7.8%)
  Middle School 11 (10.8%)
  High School 19 (18.6%)
  Trade/Vocational School 9 (8.8%)
  University/College 55 (53.9%)
Household Income (n = 87)
  <$10,000-$29,999 39 (38.3)
  $30,000-$50,000 18 (17.7%)
  $50,001-$75,000 8 (7.8%)
  $75,001-$100,000 5 (4.9%)
  >$100,000 17 (16.7%)
Cancer Type
  Breast Cancer 78 (76.5%)
  Leukemia 4 (3.9%)
  Bone 1 (1.0%)
  Bladder 2 (2.0%)
  Skin 3 (2.9%)
  Colon 2 (2.0%)
  Throat 1 (1.0%)
  Stomach, Lung 1 (1.0%)
  Cervical 2 (2.0%)
  Ovarian 1 (1.0%)
  Lymphoma 5 (4.9%)
  Skin, bladder 1 (1.0%)
  Ampullary 1 (1.0%)
Cancer Stage at Diagnosis (n = 93)
  Stage 0 6 (5.9%)
  Stage 1 26 (25.5%)
  Stage 2 31 (30.4%)
  Stage 3 19 (18.6%)
  Stage 4 11 (10.8%)
Years Since Diagnosis (n = 97)
  < 5 Years 64 (62.7%)
  5–10 Years 22 (21.6%)
  >10 Years 11 (10.8%)
Depression symptoms1 (n = 100) 14.47 (5.65)
Spiritual well-being 1 (n = 98) 36.22 (9.39)
  Faith1 11.92 (4.50)
  Meaning/Peace1 24.29 (5.90)

Note.

1

M (SD).