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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Health Psychol. 2020 Jan 30;39(5):452–462. doi: 10.1037/hea0000847

Table 1.

Bivariate Associations between Pain Catastrophizing with Demographic and Career Information among Retired NFL Athletes (N=90)

Variable n (% of Total) PCS Mean (SD) p
39–49 20 (22.22) 11.58 (15.14) 0.388
50–59 24 (26.67) 14.44 (13.13)
60–69 38 (42.22) 11.96 (13.98)
>70 8 (8.89) 7.00 (5.08)
Race/Ethnicity
Caucasian, Non-Hispanic 58 (64.44) 11.17 (11.77) 0.755
Nonwhite 32 (35.56) 12.10 (15.59)
Education
High School 10 (11.11) 14.60 (15.19) 0.745
College 64 (71.11) 11.53 (12.67)
Graduate School or Equivalent 16 (17.78) 10.69 (13.87)
Employment Status
Unemployed 7 (7.78) 12.43 (7.65) 0.614
Employed 66 (73.33) 12.38 (14.30)
Retired 17 (18.89) 8.88 (9.24)
Marital Status
Married 70 (77.78) 10.11 (10.79) 0.028
Non-married (Divorced, Widowed, Never Married) 20 (22.22) 17.35 (18.25)
NFL Position
Quarterback 6 (6.67) 3.50 (3.33) 0.518
Offensive/Defensive Line 28 (31.11) 13.79 (13.07)
Fullback/Tight End 11 (12.22) 10.91 (9.70)
Linebacker/Running Back 20 (22.22) 12.65 (12.52)
Receiver/Defensive back 25 (27.78) 11.00 (15.84)
NFL Career Duration (Games)
1–49 22 (24.44) 9.68 (9.88) 0.094
50–99 27 (30.00) 16.15 (16.55)
100–149 28 (31.11) 11.82 (13.04)
150+ 13 (14.44) 5.77 (5.21)
Years of Retirement from NFL
0–19 20 (22.22) 12.70 (15.49) 0.672
20–29 23 (25.56) 12.22 (12.39)
30–39 39 (43.33) 12.05 (13.32)
40–49 8 (8.89) 6.25 (5.65)

Note. Bold values indicate significance at p<0.05.