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. 2016 Dec;25(4 Suppl):S758–S775. doi: 10.1044/2016_AJSLP-15-0145

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics of people with aphasia (PWA) and older neurotypical (ON) control participants.

Participant, No. Sex Age, years (Premorbid) handedness Months after onset Occupation Education
PWA
 203 M 62 R 68 Electronic engineer/ computer programmer BS in computer science
 205 F 54 R 71 Teacher Master of education
 207 F 64 R 30 Homemaker High school GED
 210 M 59 R Approximately 276 Chief Bachelor degree
 211 M 74 R 19 Institutional researcher PhD
 212 M 78 R 120 Professor PhD in English
 213 M 62 R 58 Grocery warehouse worker Associate degree in criminology
 216 M 67 R 52 Engineer Bachelor degree
 219 M 82 R 23 Metallurgical engineer BS plus some graduate work
 221 M 71 No response 17 Private contractor BS plus some graduate work
 222 M 68 No response No response Marketing Bachelor degree
 226 F 61 No response Approximately 204 Accounting High school
M 66.83 85.27
ON
 526 F 56 R 30 Accountant MBA
 529 M 69 R 30 Retired BS, MBA, Ass.
 531 M 66 RL 27 Retired Some college
 532 F 50 R 29 Daycare provider High school
 533 F No response R 30 Analyst MBA, BS
 534 F 53 R 28 Unemployed High school GED
 536 F 50 R 30 Higher education admin. MA
 537 M 55 R 25 Unemployed d/t Disability High school
 538 M 61 R 30 Instructor Master of teaching
 539 F 68 R 28 Retired No response
 540 F 63 R 27 Retired High school
 541 F 67 R 28 Sales associate Cosmetology school
 542 M 55 R 30 Unemployed High school GED
 543 F NR R 30 Retired High school
 544 F 71 R 30 Veterinary technician BA
 545 F 51 R 29 Paralegal BS
 548 F 53 R 30 Homemaker Some college
 549 F 61 R 29 Mathematics teacher BS
M 59.3125 28.9

Note. M = male; F = female; R = right; L = left; BS = bachelor of science; GED = General Education Development; PhD = doctor of philosophy; MBA master of business administration; Ass. = associate degree; admin. = administrator; d/t = due to; MA = master of arts; BA = bachelor of arts; RL = ambidextrous.