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. 2016 May 9;7(4):219–225. doi: 10.1177/2150131916648917

Table 1.

Descriptive Characteristics of the Sample (N = 3532).a

Variables and Level Categories n (%)
Gender
 Male 1376 (48.9)
 Female 2144 (51.1)
Age, years
 18-34 527 (30.9)
 35-49 838 (26.6)
 50-64 1144 (25.5)
 65-74 538 (9.4)
 75+ 391 (7.6)
Race/Ethnicity
 White 2156 (67.1)
 Asian 106 (4.8)
 Black 576 (12.0)
 Hispanic 486 (13.7)
 Other 121 (2.4)
Education
 Less than high school 296 (13.0)
 High school graduate 751 (20.1)
 Some college 1047 (37.9)
 College graduate 838 (18.6)
 Postgraduate degree 531 (10.4)
Annual income, $
 0-9999 346 (10.5)
 10 000-14 999 239 (6.0)
 15 000-19 999 210 (5.2)
 20 000-34 999 535 (14.7)
 35 000-49 999 503 (15.6)
 50 000-74 999 565 (16.7)
 75 000-99 999 423 (12.7)
 100 000–199 999 476 (14.9)
 ≥200 000 135 (3.8)
Born in the United States
 Yes 3007 (85.6)
 No 482 (14.4)
General health self-assessment
 Poor 116 (3.0)
 Fair 478 (12.9)
 Good 1253 (35.1)
 Very good 1212 (37.3)
 Excellent 377 (11.7)
Health insurance
 Yes 2928 (82.3)
 No 566 (17.7)
Personal cancer history
 Yes 452 (8.2)
 No 3062 (91.8)
Physician’s Health Questionnaire–4 Anxiety
 Higher anxiety ≥3 536 (15.6)
 Lower anxiety <3 2863 (84.4)
a

Unweighted frequencies (n) and weighted percentages are presented. Percentages reflect valid response set.