Table 1.
Participant Characteristics (N = 183)
| Participant Characteristics | N (%) |
|---|---|
| State of residence | |
| Michigan | 105 (57.4) |
| Missouri | 78 (42.6) |
| Female (n = 183) | 112 (61.2) |
| Age in years, mean (SD; range), n = 178 | 46.4 (14.7; 18–83) |
| Race (n = 183) | |
| White | 63 (34.4) |
| Black or African American | 98 (53.6) |
| Othera | 22 (12.0) |
| Hispanics (CHAT in Spanish or self‐identified Hispanics, n = 183) | 41 (22.4) |
| Education (n = 182) | |
| High school/GED or less | 72 (39.6) |
| Some college | 63 (34.6) |
| Bachelor's degree | 24 (13.2) |
| More than bachelor's degree | 23 (12.6) |
| Rural (vs. urban region, n = 172) | 45 (26.2) |
| Income (n = 174) | |
| Less than $15,000 | 67 (39.0) |
| $15,000 to $34,999 | 56 (32.6) |
| $35,000 or more | 49 (28.5) |
| No. of people in household (mean (SD; range), n = 177) | 2.9 (1.7; 1–11) |
| ≤Federal poverty level (n = 171) | 67 (39.2) |
| Living alone (n = 177) | 43 (24.3) |
| Perceived health status (n = 177) | |
| Fair or poor | 66 (37.3) |
| Good | 50 (28.3) |
| Very good or excellent | 61 (34.5) |
Cell values are N(%) unless otherwise described. N does not add to 183 when some responses are missing.
a
Other includes other race and mixed race.