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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Apr 15.
Published in final edited form as: Neuropsychology. 2019 Jul 25;33(8):1078–1088. doi: 10.1037/neu0000574

Table 1.

Selected participant characteristics (sample number, percentile)

Female
N=555
Male
N=263

Age, categories 60–69 years 194 (35.0%) 86 (32.7%)
70–74 years 165 (29.7%) 92 (35.0%)
75–79 years 105 (18.9%) 55 (20.9%)
80+ years 91 (16.4%) 30 (11.4%)
Education Up to 11th grade 116 (20.9%) 46 (17.5%)
Graduated HS 141 (25.4%) 69 (26.2%)
Any college 221 (39.8%) 101 (38.4%)
College (BA/BS) + 77 (13.9%) 47 (17.9%)
Annual Household Income <$10,000 184 (33.2%) 67 (25.5%)
$10–20,000 175 (31.5%) 59 (22.4%)
$20–35,000 111 (20.0%) 64 (24.3%)
>$35,000 85 (15.3%) 73 (27.8%)
Capacity to speak Native (“tribal”) language Not at all 178 (32.1%) 84 (32.1%)
A little 147 (26.5%) 88 (33.6%)
Moderately 73 (13.2%) 28 (10.7%)
Very well 157 (28.3%) 62 (23.7%)
Alcohol use Never drinker 175 (31.5%) 25 (9.5%)
No drink in past year 312 (56.2%) 163 (62.0%)
Last drink 1 mo.−1 year ago 23 (4.1%) 7 (2.7%)
Last drink 1 week-1 mo. ago 19 (3.4%) 29 (11.0%)
Last drink within past week 26 (4.7%) 39 (14.8%)
Tobacco use Ever smoked >100 cigarettes 327 (58.9%) 213 (81.0%)
Tobacco use, pack years Mean (SD) 11.0 (20.7) 19.3 (30.8)
High blood pressure Self-report 408 (73.5%) 192 (73.0%)
Diabetes Self-report 292 (52.6%) 134 (51.0%)
Congestive heart failure Self-report 56 (10.1%) 10 (3.8%)
Heart attack 58 (10.5%) 52 (19.8%)
Stroke Self-report 49 (8.8%) 20 (7.6%)

Notes: IQR = interquartile range.