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. 2019 Sep 4;62(9):3554–3563. doi: 10.1044/2019_JSLHR-H-19-0142

Table 2.

Demographic and cochlear implant (CI) characteristics of the study sample.

Variable n (%)
Sex
 Male 149 (40.2)
 Female 222 (59.8)
Marital status
 Married/domestic partnership 251 (67.7)
 Not married/no domestic partnership 120 (32.3)
Combined annual household income
 $0–$20,000 26 (7.0)
 $20,001–$50,000 63 (16.9)
 $50,001–$80,000 87 (23.4)
 $80,001–$110,000 66 (17.7)
 > $110,000 93 (25.0)
 Unknown/not reported 36 (9.7)
Highest level of education
 Did not complete high school 3 (0.8)
 High school graduate or equivalent 27 (7.3)
 Some college/trade/technical/vocational training 109 (29.4)
 Bachelor's degree 112 (30.2)
 Master's degree or higher 120 (32.3)
Employment status
 Employed 160 (43.1)
 Not employed 45 (12.1)
 Retired 166 (44.7)
Residential setting
 Urban 81 (21.8)
 Suburban 214 (57.7)
 Rural 76 (20.5)
U.S. region
 West 89 (24.0)
 Midwest 90 (24.3)
 Northeast 50 (13.5)
 South/Southwest 142 (38.3)
CI company
 Advanced Bionics 43 (11.5)
 Cochlear 216 (58.2)
 MED-EL 112 (30.1)
Listening modality
 Unilateral CI with no contralateral HA 87 (23.4)
 Unilateral CI with contralateral HA 96 (25.8)
 Bilateral CI 188 (50.6)
Hybrid/EAS
 Yes 12 (3.2)
 No 358 (96.4)

Note. HA = hearing aid; EAS = Electric Acoustic Stimulation.