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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Pain. 2015 Apr 2;16(6):587–593. doi: 10.1016/j.jpain.2015.03.010

Table 1.

Sample demographic, psychosocial, and pain characteristics (n = 75)

Characteristic Mean (SD) n (%)
Demographic
Age, years 38.5 (11.8)
Female 54 (72.0)
African-American 75 (100.0)
Marital Status
 Married/Cohabitating 23 (30.6)
 Single 42 (56.0)
 Separated/Divorced 10 (13.3)
Education
 High School or less 11 (14.7)
 Some College 28 (37.3)
 Tech School/College Grad 28 (37.3)
 Master/Doctoral Degree 8 (10.7)
Pain
Percentage of diary days with pain 63% (1%–100%)
 ≤ 5% 8 (10.7)
 6%–49% 22 (29.3)
 50%–95% 19 (25.3)
 > 95% 26 (34.7)
Percentage of diary days with VOC 6% (0%–88%)
 0% 22 (29.3)
 1%–49% 47 (62.6)
 ≥50% 6 (8.0)
Opioid Use 43 (57.3)
NSAID Use 22 (29.3)
Psychosocial
CESD 14.6 (10.9)
PCS 13 (9.3)

CESD = Centers for Epidemiological Studies Depression, PCS = Pain Catastrophizing Scale, VOC = Vaso-occlusive Crisis

Across participants over the study period

n < 75 due to missing value