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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Oct 22.
Published in final edited form as: Psychol Men Masc. 2012 Jun 11;14(1):35–46. doi: 10.1037/a0028436

Table 1.

Characteristics of Study Sample

Variable Full sample (n = 478) Active coping response
P value
No (n = 147) Yes (n = 283)
Age, M (SD) 31.51 (10.95) 29.64 (10.94) 32.23 (10.62)   .02
Education, No. (%)   .37
 ≤High school    162 (35.92)      52 (35.62)    102 (36.43)
 Some college    159 (35.25)      61 (41.78)      90 (32.14)
 College/graduate or professional degree    130 (28.82)      33 (22.60)      88 (31.43)
Income, No. (%) <.01
 <$20,000, %    173 (41.00)      67 (50.76)      97 (36.19)
 $20,000 – $39,999, %    129 (30.57)      36 (27.27)      85 (31.72)
 ≥$40,000, %    120 (28.44)      29 (21.97)      86 (32.09)
Recruitment site, No. (%) <.01
 Barbershop    344 (78.18)      99 (70.71)    229 (83.27)
 Educational institution      96 (21.82)      41 (29.29)      46 (16.73)
Neuroticism, M (SD)  2.54 (0.65)  2.60 (0.59)  2.53 (0.66)   .31
Depressive symptomatology, M (SD) 12.28 (6.05) 13.32 (5.92) 11.74 (5.97) <.01
Frequency of racial discrimination, M (SD)  1.89 (1.18)  1.90 (1.19)  1.89 (1.17)   .95
Masculine self-reliance, M (SD)  4.46 (1.07)  4.17 (1.13)  4.61 (1.00) <.001
John Henryism, M (SD)  3.87 (0.69)  3.66 (0.79)  3.97 (0.60) <.001

Note. Comparisons for between-group differences are based on the χ2 statistic for categorical variables and the t statistic for continuous variables.