Table 2.
Percent engaging in specific SRCB among those using any positive or negative behavioral coping strategy.
Endorse at least one positive SRCB |
Endorse at least one negative SRCB |
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No | Yes | No | Yes | |
N=498 | N=856 | N=1,060 | N=294 | |
Alcohol | 10 (2.98) | 38 (6.38) | . | 48 (19.74) |
Drugs | 13 (1.94) | 85 (10.72) | . | 98 (28.89) |
Eating | 16 (3.70) | 110 (14.95) | . | 126 (41.79) |
Smoking | 23 (5.85) | 43 (6.57) | . | 66 (24.27) |
Exercise | . | 120 (17.50) | 81 (9.69) | 39 (14.88) |
Prayer | . | 785 (89.61) | 576 (51.67) | 209 (70.58) |
Social Support | . | 266 (30.27) | 175 (15.01) | 91 (30.73) |
Counselor | . | 76 (9.38) | 42 (3.25) | 34 (13.54) |
Values are N (weighted column %) of reporting that they “fairly often” or “very often” used each SRCB to cope with stress.
Positive SRCB: exercise, prayer, counselor, social support.
Negative SRCB: smoking, alcohol, drugs, eating.
Note: The two “positive SRCB” columns and the two “negative SRCB” columns each represent total sample (N=1354).