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. 2017 Sep 20;12(9):e0184224. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0184224

Table 1. Participant characteristics, overall and by intervention group.

Characteristic Total No. of Participants (n = 154) Control (n = 80) Scientific Reframing (n = 74)
N(%)
Gender (male) 67(43.5) 36(45.0) 31(41.9)
Hispanic/Latino Ethnicity 8(5.2) 3(3.8) 5(6.8)
Race
    White 139(90.3) 71(88.8) 68(91.9)
    Black 7(4.5) 5(6.3) 2(2.7)
    Asian 2(1.3) 1(1.3) 1(1.4)
    More than one race 6(3.9) 3(3.8) 3(4.1)
Educational Level
    High school degree or less 43(27.9) 25(31.3) 18(24.3)
    Some college or trade school 54(35.1) 30(37.5) 24(32.4)
    College degree or more 57(37.0) 25(31.3) 32(43.2)
Employmenta
    Health care, higher education, and research 42(27.6) 24(30.0) 19(26.0)
    Other 110(72.4) 56(70.0) 54(74.0)
Disease Group
    Cardiology 30(19.5) 16(20.0) 14(18.9)
    Oncology 30(19.5) 14(17.5) 16(21.6)
    Depression 35(22.7) 19(23.8) 16(21.6)
    Diabetes 33(21.4) 17(21.3) 16(21.6)
    Hypertension 26(16.9) 14(17.5) 12(16.2)
Age, yearsb M(SD)
55.9(12.1) 55.4(11.2) 56.5(13.1)

a Employment for one participant in the scientific reframing group was not reported.

b For participants for whom exact age was unknown (n = 9), the median value from the specified age range was used.