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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Arch Phys Med Rehabil. 2015 Apr 8;96(8):1458–1466. doi: 10.1016/j.apmr.2015.03.019

Table 1.

Characteristics of study participants.

All
N=108
SN− n=34 SN+ n=74 p value (comparison between SN− and SN+)
Sex Male 47 14 33 .452a
Female 61 20 41
Age Years; mean (SD) 70.1 (13.0) 71.0 (13.0) 69.6 (13.0) .603b
Handedness Left 10 3 7 1.000c
Right 97 31 66
Ambidextrous 1 0 1
Ethnicity Hispanic 11 6 5 .097a
Non-Hispanic 97 28 69
Race White 70 19 51 .300c
Black 19 6 13
Asian 2 1 1
Other (including those identifying “Hispanic” as race) 16 7 9
Unknown 1 1 0
Formal education Years; median (IQR) 12 (12–16) 13 (12–16) 12 (12–16) .838d
Marital status Single 13 5 8 .397c
Married 51 15 36
Widowed 32 11 21
Divorced 9 1 8
Not answered 3 2 1
Employment status Unemployed 6 1 5 .693c
Employed 37 13 24
Retired 65 20 45
Annual income (prior to stroke)  < $25K 35 12 23 .141c
 $25–50K 21 4 17
 $50–75K 15 3 12
 $75–100K 7 3 4
 $100–125K 9 5 4
 > $125 K 6 4 2
 Not answered 15 3 12
Lesioned hemisphere Left 34 17 17 .007a
Right 74 17 57
Time post stroke at admission Days; median (IQR) 6 (4–9) 4.5 (4–8) 7 (4–9) .241d

Note:

a

Fisher’s exact test;

b

t test;

c

Freeman-Halton test;

d

U test

Abbreviations: SN−, no symptoms of spatial neglect; SN+, spatial neglect present