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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Nov 11.
Published in final edited form as: J Trauma Stress. 2014 Dec 2;27(6):725–729. doi: 10.1002/jts.21976

Table 1. Sample Characteristics.

Variable n M or n SD or %
Diagnosed with asthma prior to baseline (%) 405 49 12.1
Experienced asthma episode/attack since Hurricane Katrina (%) 405 34 8.4
Non-Hispanic White (%) 405 43 10.6
Non-Hispanic Black (%) 405 344 84.9
Hispanic (%) 405 10 2.5
Other race/ethnicity (%) 405 8 2.0
Food stamp assistance (%) 405 253 62.5
Age at baseline 405 25.20 4.45
Home flooding depth (feet) 405 1.45 2.22
IES-R Intrusion 405 1.61 1.12
IES-R Avoidance 405 1.54 1.02
IES-R Hyperarousal 405 1.21 1.14
IES-R Total 405 1.48 0.99
Hurricane-related trauma
 Minimal, or not serious home damage 344 55 16.0
 Moderate or substantial home damage 344 145 42.2
 Enormous home damage/home was destroyed 344 144 41.9
 Bereavement 403 111 27.5
 Hurricane-related traumas 335 3.61 3.30

Note. IES-R = Impact of Event Scale–Revised