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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Rehabil Psychol. 2018 Feb;63(1):160–166. doi: 10.1037/rep0000178

Table 1.

Demographic and Clinical Characteristics

Variable Mean (SD) or n (%)
Age (n=1099) a 38.8 (9.8)
Male 907 (82.5%)
Race
 African-American 184 (16.7%)
 White 783 (71.3%)
 Other race 132 (12.0%)
Married (n=1090)a 774 (71.0%)
Employment status (n=1101) a
 Active duty military or full time civilian 725 (65.9%)
 Part time civilian or student 90 (8.2%)
 Other 286 (26.0%)
Military component (n=1071) a
 Active duty 668 (62.4%)
 Reserves/National Guard 403 (37.6%)
Enlisted (vs. Officer) (n=1090) a 808 (74.1%)
Used VA for health care since deployment (n=1062) a 388 (36.5%)
Income < $30,000 per year (n=1085) a 188 (17.3%)
# types combat trauma 4.01 (4.03)
PTSD/TBI status
 neither 877 (79.8%)
 TBI, no PTSD 69 (6.3%)
 PTSD, no TBI 96 (8.7%)
 TBI and PTSD 57 (5.2%)
Problem with road rage 305 (27.8%)
a

These variables had missing data and were imputed to create a full dataset for regression analyses. All other variables N = 1102.