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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Psychooncology. 2015 Nov 9;26(3):323–329. doi: 10.1002/pon.4030

Table 1.

Mean (SD) for Sociodemographic, Medical, Cultural Vulnerability, and Quality of Life Variables

Total Sample
(N = 268)
Non-Hispanic White
(n = 111)
Hispanic
(n = 77)
African American
(n = 80)
Covariates
 Agea,b 63.42 7.83 65.37 8.23 61.77 7.78 62.30 6.74
 Subjective Social Statusa 6.71 1.81 7.10 1.65 6.26 1.93 6.59 1.80
 Time since Diagnosis (months)b 11.64 19.74 16.00 24.97 10.10 16.18 7.08 12.21
 PSA Level at Diagnosis (ng/mL) 8.38 14.13 8.44 19.15 6.76 7.73 9.82 9.91
 Medical Comorbidity Index Score 2.11 2.51 1.99 2.37 2.02 2.32 2.35 2.87
 Acculturation (% Spanish, n) 15.3% n = 41 –      –      53.2% n = 41 –      –     
 Familisma,c 11.12 2.51 10.77 2.29 11.86 2.71 10.95 2.51
 Religious Behaviora,b 14.83 5.98 13.16 5.87 15.30 5.84 16.87 5.64
Cultural Vulnerability Factors
 Cancer Fatalisma 34.47 9.53 33.42 8.63 36.63 10.51 34.05 9.69
 Medical Mistrusta,b 23.80 7.61 21.95 7.45 25.11 7.49 25.26 7.48
Quality of Life
 Physical Well-Beinga,b 25.26 3.90 26.05 2.87 24.28 5.24 25.08 3.43
 Emotional Well-Beingc 19.56 4.28 19.48 4.14 18.85 4.99 20.36 3.60
a

Significant difference between Non-Hispanic White and Hispanic men, p< .05.

b

Significant difference between Non-Hispanic White and African American men, p< .05.

c

Significant difference between Hispanic and African American men, p< .05.