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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Sep 13.
Published in final edited form as: Psychol Test Assess Model. 2016 Jun 27;58(2):403–421.

Table 2.

Sociodemographic and Clinical Characteristics of Study Participants (n = 5,301)

Gender
Female 3,134 (59.1 %)
Male 2,133 (40.2 %)
Missing 34 (0.6 %)
Age at Cancer Diagnosis
21–49 1,177 (22.2 %)
50–64 1,947 (36.7 %)
65–84 2,143 (40.4 %)
Missing 34 (0.6 %)
Ethnicity, Race
Non-Hispanic White 2,203 (41.6 %)
Non-Hispanic Black 1,081 (20.4 %)
Non-Hispanic Asian/Pacific Islander 879 (16.6 %)
Hispanic, any race 1,006 (19.0 %)
Other 128 (2.4 %)
Missing 4 (0.1 %)
Survey Language
Chinese 136 (2.6 %)
English 4,843 (91.4 %)
Spanish 322 (6.1 %)
Highest Education
< High School 923 (17.4 %)
High School Diploma or GED 1,012 (19.1 %)
Some college 1,714 (32.3 %)
College degree 957 (18.1 %)
Advanced degree 627 (11.8 %)
Missing 68 (1.3 %)
Cancer Diagnosis
Breast 1,586 (29.9 %)
Prostate 1,126 (21.2 %)
Colorectal 896 (16.9 %)
Lung 684 (12.9 %)
Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma 445 (8.4 %)
Uterine 382 (7.2 %)
Cervical 148 (2.8 %)
Missing 34 (0.6 %)
Help Answering Survey Questions
I answered all of the questions with no help 4,421 (83.4 %)
My parent, guardian, spouse, child or significant other helped me with some or all of the questions 744 (14.0 %)
Missing 136 (2.6 %)