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. 2016 Jul 22;18(7):e202. doi: 10.2196/jmir.5813

Table 1.

Sociodemographic characteristics of the study participants (N=300).

Characteristics No. (%)a
Age range (years) (n=295)

50–59 9 (3.1)

60–69 118 (40.0)

70–79 105 (35.6)

80–89 56 (19.0)

≥90 7 (2.4)
Sex (n=299)

Male 68 (22.7)

Female 231 (77.3)
Education (n=297)

Middle school or less 10 (3.4)

High school or graduate 123 (41.4)

Some college 92 (31.0)

College graduate or higher 72 (24.2)
Race (n=300)

Non-Hispanic white 164 (54.7)

Non-Hispanic black 121 (40.3)

Otherb 15 (5.0)
Living status (n=295)

Alone 132 (44.7)

With daughter or son 31 (10.5)

With companion or sibling 21 (7.1)

With spouse 99 (33.6)

Otherc 12 (4.1)
Income (US$) (n=262)

<10,000 23 (7.7)

10,000–29,000 111 (37.0)

30,000–49,000 56 (18.7)

50,000–69,000 41 (13.7)

≥70,000 31 (10.3)

aSome numbers do not add up to 300 because not all participants answered each question.

bOther includes Asian, Native American, and Alaskan native.

cOther includes living with a parent, a grandson, a niece, or a pet, and living in a retirement community.