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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Behav Res Ther. 2017 Jan;88:65–75. doi: 10.1016/j.brat.2016.07.006

Table 1.

Means and percentages of the predisposing, enabling, and need variables for entire sample (N = 291).

Variable Mean ± SD N(%)
Predisposing
Age 40.85 ± 14.64
Number of Children 0.96 ± 1.32
Body Mass Index 26.43 ± 6.03
ETOH drinks/week 2.81 ±4.88
Dietary Pattern 34.02 ± 7.50
IBS Control Beliefs 37.69 ± 8.05
Neuroticism 20.57 + 6.11
Anxiety Sensitivity 24.15 + 11.95
Stress 6.92 + 3.29
Catastrophizing 2.60 + 1.65
Gender (Female) 231 (79.4)
Race (White) 260 (89.3)
Married 118(40.6)
Disabled 27 (9.3)
Use Tobacco 31 (10.7)
Education
    High school or less 71 (24.4)
    College or associate degree 136 (46.7)
    Graduate degree 84 (28.9)
Enabling
Social Support 24.15 + 11.95
Income 71.1 K + 49.3K
Employment
    Not working 93 (32.0)
    Working <30 h/week 52 (17.8)
    Working >30 h/week 146 (50.2)
Health Insurance
    No insurance 18 (6.2)
    Public insurance 38 (13.1)
    Private Insurance 235 (80.7)
Need
IBS Symptom Severity 285.72 + 74.72
Physical Health Status 43.71 + 9.23
Medical Comorbidities, # 5.66 + 5.30
Duration of IBS symptoms (years) 16.15 + 13.74
Global Distress 14.10 + 11.95
IBS Subtype
    Mixed 79 (27.2)
    Constipation 83 (28.5)
    Diarrhea 129 (44.3)