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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Behav Med. 2017 Oct 5;41(2):243–252. doi: 10.1007/s10865-017-9892-5

Table 1.

Sample Characteristics (N = 182)

Characteristic N (%) M (SD) Range
Average age 59.3 (12.7) 21.0–87.0
Female gender 93 (51.1)
Race/ethnicity
  White 137 (75.2)
  Black or African American 38 (20.9)
  Other race 7 (3.8)
Marital status
  Married/living with partner 123 (67.6)
  Divorced, separated, or widowed 38 (20.9)
  Never married 21 (11.5)
Education level
  Elementary or some high school 13 (7.1)
  High school graduate 61 (33.5)
  Some college or technical school 56 (30.8)
  College graduate 52 (28.6)
Employment status
  Employed full or part-time 77 (42.3)
  Retired 62 (34.1)
  Unemployed due to disability 29 (15.9)
  Other 13 (7.1)
  Missing 1 (0.01)
Cancer types
  Breast 28 (15.4)
  Prostate 20 (11.0)
  Skin 13 (7.1)
  Uterine 13 (7.1)
  Kidney 12 (6.6)
  Colon 11 (6.0)
  Lung 10 (5.4)
  Other types (31 total other types) 74 (40.7)
  Unknown primary 1 (0.01)
Cancer stage
  Early stage 114 (62.6)
  Late stage 45 (24.7)
  N/A staging system 9 (4.9)
  Missing 14 (7.7)
Months since diagnosis 16.7 (3.2) 1.0–24.3
Cancer treatments received
  Surgery 152 (83.5)
  Chemotherapy 70 (38.5)
  Radiation 58 (31.9)
  Hormone therapy 35 (19.2)
  Immunotherapy 15 (8.2)
  Stem cell transplant 4 (2.2)
  Other 2 (1.1)

Note. M = Mean. SD = standard deviation. N/A = not applicable.