Table 1.
Source, demographics and group membership sample size for each dataset
| Dataset | Gender Male n (%) Female n (%) |
Age Range Mean |
Sample size by group Clinical n (%) Community n (%) |
|---|---|---|---|
| (1) Stinchfield et al. (2012); Ontario; n = 422 | 208 (49) | 18–75 | 200 (47) |
| 214 (51) | 44.3 | 222 (53) | |
| (2) Stinchfield et al. (2012); Minnesota; n = 212 | 91 (43) | 18–68 | 92 (43) |
| 121 (57) | 42.2 | 120 (57) | |
| (3) Jimenez-Murcia et al. (2012); Spain; n = 282 | 252 (90) | 17–79 | 232 (82) |
| 28 (10) | 43.6 | 50 (18) | |
| (4) Jimenez-Murcia et al. (2009); Spain; n = 569 | 522 (92) | 17–88 | 286 (50) |
| 47 (8) | 40 | 283 (50) | |
| (5) Stinchfield et al. (2007); Minnesota; n = 135 | 51 (38 %) | 20–63 | 91 (67) |
| 84 (62 %) | 42 | 44 (33) | |
| (6) Stinchfield et al. (2007); Minnesota; n = 175 | 71 (41) | 18–67 | 150 (86) |
| 104 (59) | 42 | 25 (14) | |
| (7) Stinchfield et al. (2005); Ontario; n = 390 | 170 (44) | 19–78 | 121 (31) |
| 196 (50) | 44 | 269 (69) | |
| (8) Stinchfield (2003); Minnesota; n = 1062 | 506 (48) | 18–90 | 259 (24) |
| 556 (52) | 44 | 803 (76) |