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. 2017 Feb 10;41(3):267–280. doi: 10.1080/10790268.2017.1279805

Table 1.

Calibration sample characteristics.

Variable Calibration Sample
(n = 757)
Age (mean ± SD) 42.9±15.5 years
Sex
 Male 79.1%
 Female 20.9%
Ethnicity
 Hispanic 10.6%
 Non-Hispanic 87.8%
 Not Reported 1.6%
Race
 Caucasian 71.1%
 Black or African-American 17.2%
 Asian 1.5%
 American Indian/Alaska Native/Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0.9%
 More than one race 1.5%
 Other 6.8%
 Not Reported 1.1%
Time Since Injury (mean±SD) 6.7±9.9 years
 < 1 year post injury 28.9%
 1–3 years post injury 27.6%
 > 3 years post injury 43.5%
Diagnosis
 Paraplegia Complete 23.9%
 Paraplegia Incomplete 18.5%
 Tetraplegia Complete 23.1%
 Tetraplegia Incomplete 34.4%
Education Level
 High school or less 38.4%
 Some college 33.5%
 Bachelor's degree or more 28.1%
Cause of Injury
 Motor Vehicle Accident 32.4%
 Fall 22.3%
 Gunshot Wound/Violence 11.8%
 Diving 6.6%
 Other sports 7.4%
 Medical/Surgical accident 3.7%
 Motorcycle/dirt bike/ ATV accident 3.9%
 Other or Not Reported 11.9%
Method(s) of Mobility (not mutually exclusive)
 Manual Wheelchair 54.4%
 Power Wheelchair 44.1%
 Ambulation 32.7%