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. 2015 Dec 9;2015:607148. doi: 10.1155/2015/607148

Table 2.

Respondent characteristics by presence of residual symptoms.

Residual symptoms p value
None (N = 331) One or more (N = 1,274)
n % n %
Age (Mean, SD) 54.1 12.7 51.5 12.6 0.001
Female 259 78.2% 1001 78.6% 0.898
Non-white 40 12.1% 163 12.8% 0.729
College degree 227 68.6% 862 67.7% 0.750
Annual household income 0.032
 Below $25k 73 22.1% 283 22.2%
 $25–<50k 71 21.5% 326 25.6%
 $50–<75k 52 15.7% 229 18.0%
 $75 k and above 106 32.0% 375 29.4%
 Decline to answer 29 8.8% 61 4.8%
Employed 153 46.2% 625 49.1% 0.358
BMI (Mean, SD) 27.1 6.8 28.0 6.6 0.048
CCI (Mean, SD) 0.60 1.11 0.77 1.36 0.032
Alcohol use 224 67.7% 826 64.8% 0.333
Current smoker 75 22.7% 312 24.5% 0.488
Exercise in previous month 207 62.5% 811 63.7% 0.706
Self-report psychiatric diagnoses
 Alcoholism 7 2.1% 53 4.2% 0.081
 GAD or SAD 72 21.8% 438 34.4% <0.001
 Depression 128 38.7% 674 52.9% <0.001
 Schizophrenia 23 6.9% 146 11.5% 0.017
 Bipolar disorder 26 7.9% 144 11.3% 0.069
 Fibromyalgia 31 9.4% 190 14.9% 0.009
Diagnosing doctor for insomnia 0.002
 General Practitioner/Family Practitioner/Internist 240 72.5% 835 65.5%
 Psychiatrist 50 15.1% 308 24.2%
 Sleep Specialist 21 6.3% 82 6.4%
 Other 20 6.0% 49 3.8%
Prescribing doctor 0.005
 General Practitioner/Family Practitioner/Internist 246 74.3% 886 69.5%
 Psychiatrist 54 16.3% 309 24.3%
 Sleep Specialist 11 3.3% 22 1.7%
 Other 20 6.0% 57 4.5%

Note: indicates Welch's test was used in lieu of parametric t-test due to nonhomogeneity of variance.