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. 2021 May 17;30(7):1088–1097. doi: 10.1177/10547738211014211

Table 1.

Sample Characteristics (N = 69).

Variable n (%)
Gender
 Female 60 (87.0)
 Male 9 (13.0)
Race
 Non-White 20 (29.0)
 White 49 (71.0)
Ethnicity
 Hispanic/Latinx 2 (2.9)
 Not Hispanic/Latinx 67 (97.1)
Marital status
 Not married 24 (34.8)
 Married/in a relationship 45 (65.2)
Education
 High school degree 2 (2.9)
 Some college (no degree) 11 (15.9)
 Associate degree 5 (7.2)
 Bachelor’s degree 21 (30.4)
 Graduate degree 23 (33.3)
 Doctoral degree 7 (10.1)
Employment status
 Unemployed 24 (34.8)
 Employed 45 (65.2)
Relationship to care recipient
 Child 39 (56.5)
 Spouse/partner 17 (24.6)
 Other family member or friend 13 (18.8)
Co-residence status
 Co-residing caregiver 42 (60.9)
 Distant caregiver 27 (39.1)
Caregiving hours per week
 ≤20 hours 37 (53.6)
 >20 hours 32 (46.4)
State of residence a
 Midwest 37 (53.6)
 West 17 (24.6)
 South 11 (15.9)
 Northeast 3 (4.3)
Care recipient’s dependence
 Slightly dependent 17 (24.6)
 Dependent 36 (52.2)
 Completely dependent 16 (23.2)
Caregiver income
 Have more than enough 28 (40.6)
 Have enough to make ends meet 34 (49.3)
 Do not have enough 7 (10.1)
Support from other family caregivers
 Yes 50 (58)
 No 29 (42)
Caregiver social support a
 Poor 6 (8.7)
 Satisfactory 14 (20.3)
 Good 28 (40.6)
 Very good 13 (18.8)
 Excellent 7 (10.1)
Care recipient’s conditions
 Cardiovascular disease 45 (65.2)
 Arthritis 33 (47.8)
 Dementia 23 (33.3)
 Diabetes 19 (27.5)
 Mental health conditions 14 (20.3)
 Obesity 13 (18.8)
 Cancer 9 (13.0)
 Chronic kidney disease 7 (10.1)
 Lung disease 5 (7.2)
 Parkinson’s disease 4 (5.8)
Home- and community-based services received
 Skilled home health care 13 (18.8)
 Adult day care 11 (15.9)
 Home-delivered meals 7 (10.1)
 Transportation services 10 (14.5)
Caregiving stress during the pandemic
 Higher than usual 50 (72.5)
 Lower than usual 4 (5.8)
 About the same 15 (21.7)
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n = 68 for state of residence and caregiver social support.