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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Rehabil Psychol. 2005 Nov;50(4):381–388. doi: 10.1037/0090-5550.50.4.381

Table 1.

Comparison of Group Characteristics

Characteristic Selected Sample Not Selected
Age (x) 44.5 (11.9) 45.0 (13.4)
Gender
 Male 1,052 (79) 513 (81)
 Female 282 (21) 122 (19)
Race*
 Caucasian 1,096 (82) 409 (72)
 African-American 198 (15) 127 (23)
 Other 40 (3) 30 (5)
Traumatic Etiology*
 Vehicular 676 (51) 275 (44)
 Violence 175 (13) 128 (20)
 Sports 174 (13) 71 (11)
 Falls/flying objects 254 (19) 122 (19)
 Other, unclassified 51 (4) 39 (6)
Marital Status*
 Single 505 (38) 260 (41)
 Married 498 (37) 189 (30)
 Divorced 269 (20) 111 (18)
 Other 62 (5) 36 (6)
Education*
 Less than high school 151 (11) 127 (22)
 High school 681 (51) 297 (50)
 More than high school 502 (38) 166 (28)
Level, completeness of injury
 Paraplegia, incomplete 230 (18) 100 (16)
 Paraplegia, complete 434 (33) 207 (34)
 Tetraplegia, incomplete 352 (26) 158 (26)
 Tetraplegia, complete 308 (23) 149 (24)

Data for age are means (SD). All other data are n (%).

*

p < .001