Table 4.

Characteristics of study participants and decision approach type

	Age range (years)	Gender	Education	Race and ethnicity	Relationship status	Annual household income ($)	Decision approach type
P1	50–60	M	Some college	Non-Hispanic White	Divorced/separated	60–80k	Active insider
P2	60–70	M	H.S. degree	Non-Hispanic White and American Indian	Married/partnered	60–80k	Reliant outsider
P3	40–50	F	Some college	Non-Hispanic White	Married/partnered	40–60k	Active insider
P4	60–70	F	Adv. degree	Non-Hispanic White	Married/partnered	80–100k	Active insider
P5	60–70	M	Assoc. degree	Non-Hispanic White	Married/partnered	40–60k	Reliant outsider
P6	70–80	M	Adv. degree	Non-Hispanic White	Married/partnered	100k+	Active insider
P7	50–60	M	Assoc. degree	Non-Hispanic White	Married/partnered	[missing]	Reliant outsider
P8	30–40	F	H.S. degree	Non-Hispanic White	Divorced/separated	40–60k	Active insider
P9	70–80	F	Assoc. degree	White [ethnicity missing]	Divorced/separated	100k+	Active insider
P10	70–80	F	H.S. degree	Non-Hispanic White	Married/partnered	[missing]	Reliant outsider
P11	50–60	F	H.S. degree	Non-Hispanic White	Married/partnered	40–60k	Active insider
P12	60–70	M	Adv. degree	Non-Hispanic White	Married/partnered	100k+	Active insider
P13	40–50	M	Some college	Non-Hispanic White	Married/partnered	60–80k	Reliant outsider

F female, M male, Adv. advanced, Assoc. associates, H.S. high school