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. 2016 May 4;3(2):e15. doi: 10.2196/mental.5379

Table 1.

Demographics

Variable
n (%) or mean (SD)
Gender (n=457) Male 247 (54)

Female 210 (46)
Age (n=457) 18-34 179 (39)

35-46 107 (23)

47-64 136 (30)

65+ 35 (8)

Mean 41.3 (13.96)
Ethnicity (n=457) White 324 (71)

Hispanic 32 (7)

Black/African American 64 (14)

Asian or Pacific Islander 14 (3)

Native American or Alaskan Native 5 (1)

Mixed race 1 (0)

Other race 5 (1)

Declined to answer 14 (3)
Highest Level of Education (n=457) High school or less 165 (36)

Job specific training program(s) after high school 50 (11)

Attended college or college degree 215 (47)

Attended graduate school or graduate degree 27 (6)
Household Income (n=457) Less than $24,999 219 (48)

$25,000 - $49,999 91 (20)

$50,000 - $99,999 77 (17)

$100,000 or more 41 (9)

Declined to answer 31 (7)
Employment Status (n=457) Full time 86 (19)

Part time 55 (12)

Self-employed 18 (4)

Not employed, but looking for work 32 (7)

Not employed and not looking for work 18 (4)

Not employed, unable to work due to a disability or illness 151 (33)

Retired 41 (9)

Stay-at-home spouse or partner 32 (7)

Student 23 (5)
Health Insurance Status (n=457) Covered 411 (90)

Not covered 46 (10)
Type of Health Insurance Among Those Covered (n=415) Health insurance or HMOathrough work or union or someone else’s work or union 54 (13)

Health insurance or HMO bought directly by me or another member of my family 50 (12)

Medicare or a Medicare HMO 158 (38)

Medicaid, Medicaid HMO, or medical assistance 133 (32)

Health insurance from another source 20 (5)


Region (n=457)
East 101 (22)

Midwest 118 (26)

South 137 (30)

West 101 (22)

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