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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Lancet Public Health. 2017 Oct 27;2(12):e560–e567. doi: 10.1016/S2468-2667(17)30194-9

Appendix 4.

Comparison of Workers with and without Depression, PTS Symptoms

Variable Depression
(N = 6,215)
PTS
(N = 6,366)
Yes No p-value Yes No p-value
Female sex (%) 24·0 18·4 0·0001 20·1 19·6 0·8143
Age 60 or more (%) 4·9 11·2 0·0001 6·3 10·4 0·0118
Age: Mean (SD) 42·6 (11·2) 42·8 (13·1) 0·5317 43·5 (11·5) 42·8 (12·9) 0·2602
African American (%) 39·0 36·8 0·1711 46·4 36·3 0·0001
Household Income (%)
<= $20,000 48·8 38·9 0·0001 48·0 40·1 0·0003
$20,001 – $50,000 35·0 34·1 35·1 34·5
>$50,000 16·2 26·9 16·9 25·5
Unemployed (%) 62·5 40·8 0·0001 63·1 43·6 0·0001
Divorced/Separated/Widowed (%) 29·7 22·3 0·0001 29·3 23·2 0·0066
Financial worries (%) 76·3 49·9 0·0001 78·9 53·2 0·0001
Pre-existing Mental Health Condition (%) 30·6 14·8 0·0001 25·3 17·1 0·0001
Displaced by Hurricane Isaac or Katrina (%) 25·9 21·7 0·0026 35·4 21·7 0·0001
Other oil industry experience (%) 18·3 16·2 0·09 22·4 16·4 0·0023