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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Feb 8.
Published in final edited form as: Support Care Cancer. 2019 May 10;28(2):541–550. doi: 10.1007/s00520-019-04833-x

Table 1.

Sample socio-demographic and clinical characteristics (N = 751)

Characteristic Number of participants
Mean (SD)
Age (range, 18–86 years) 619 50.6 (14.3)
 Missing 132
%
Cancer
 Breast 500 66.6
 Cervix 89 11.9
 Colorectal 77 10.3
 Prostate 81 10.8
 Multiple concurrent cancer sites 3 0.4
 Missing 1 0.1
Sex
 Female 513 68.3
 Male 109 14.5
 Missing 129 17.2
Race/ethnicity
 White 102 13.6
 Black/African American 142 18.9
 Asian 185 24.6
 American Indian/Alaska Native 1 0.1
 Hispanic or Latino 81 10.8
 Other 10 1.3
 Missing 230 30.7
Primary language
 English 515 68.6
 Spanish 96 12.8
 Other 10 1.3
 Missing 130 17.3
Birth country
 USA 476 63.4
 Other 129 17.2
 Missing 146 19.4
Marital status
 Single/never married 193 25.7
 Married/living as married 254 33.8
 Divorced/separated 136 18.1
 Widowed 37 4.9
 Missing 131 17.5
Education
 8th grade or less 58 7.7
 Some high school 76 10.1
 High school diploma/GED 141 18.8
 Some college/vocational school 166 22.1
 Associate degree 40 5.3
 College graduate 87 5.3
 Graduate or professional degree 46 6.1
 Missing 137 18.3
Household income
 Less than $10,000 155 20.6
 $10,000 to $19,999 110 14.6
 $20,000 to $29,999 78 10.4
 $30,000 to $39,999 58 7.7
 $40,000 to $49,999 35 4.7
 $50,000 or more 116 15.4
 Missing 199 26.6
Employment status
 No current employment 338 45.0
 Part-time employment 92 12.3
 Full-time employment 187 24.9
 Missing 134 17.8
Health insurance coverage
 Yes 499 66.4
 No 119 15.8
 Missing 133 17.8

Not all of the 751 participants have responded to each of the socio-demographic and clinical characteristic questions. For example, only 619 participants reported their age, and 622 participants reported their sex