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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Affect Disord. 2021 Jun 5;292:534–541. doi: 10.1016/j.jad.2021.05.069

Table 1.

Participant Socio-Demographics Variables

Total (N = 82)
Sex/Gender n (%)

 Female 54 (65.85%)
 Male 28 (34.15%)

Racial background

 White 66 (80.48%)
 Black or African-American 7 (8.54%)
 Bi/multiracial 4 (4.87%)
 Asian 3 (3.66%)
 American Indian or Alaska Native 2 (2.44%)

Ethnicity

 Non-Hispanic or Latino/Latina 72 (87.80%)
 Hispanic or Latino/Latina 8 (9.75%)
 Not reported 2 (2.44%)

Marital Status

 Single, never married 28 (34.15%)
 Married 23 (28.05%)
 Separated/Divorced 16 (19.51%)
 Living with significant other 11 (13.41%)
 Widowed 4 (4.87%)

Annual Household Income

 Less than $10,000 18 (21.95%)
 $10,000 – less than $20,000 14 (17.07%)
 $20,000 – less than $35,000 12 (14.63%)
 $35,000 – less than $50,000 9 (10.97%)
 $50,000 – less than $75,000 7 (8.54%)
 $75,000 or greater 17 (20.73%)
 Not reported 5 (6.10%)

Education

 High school graduate or GED 11 (13.41%)
 Some college/Associate degree 26 (31.71%)
 Completed 4 years of college 17 (20.73%)
 Graduate/professional degree 28 (34.15%)

Employment

 Employed full-time 17 (20.73%)
 Employed part-time 11 (13.41%)
 Student (full-time or part-time) 3 (3.70%)
 Self-employed 1 (1.22%)
 Retired 18 (21.95%)
 Unemployed 18 (21.95%)
 Disability 12 (14.63%)
 Worker’s Compensation 2 (2.44%)