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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Sep 10.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Orthopsychiatry. 2020 Apr 20;90(4):468–478. doi: 10.1037/ort0000448

Table 1.

Distribution of characteristics of African American and Caribbean participants in the National Survey of American Life (NSAL, 2001–2003).

African American
n = 3570
Caribbean
n = 1621
Total
N = 5191

CESD, Mean (SE) 6.70 (0.19) 6.40 (0.33) 6.68 (0.17)
K6, Mean (SE) 3.81 (0.13) 3.52 (0.11) 3.79 (0.12)
Objective Social Isolation n (%)
Objective Isolation from Both Family and Friends 146 (4.24) 50 (3.30) 196 (4.17)
Objective Isolation from Family Only 191 (6.05) 108 (8.30) 299 (6.21)
Objective Isolation from Friends Only 494 (14.49) 159 (11.31) 653 (14.26)
Not Objectively Isolated from either group 2705 (75.22) 1290 (77.09) 3995 (75.35)
Subjective Social Isolation n (%)
Subjective Isolation from Both Family and Friends 74 (2.12) 35 (2.16) 109 (2.12)
Subjective Isolation from Family Only 150 (4.34) 76 (3.16) 226 (4.25)
Subjective Isolation from Friends Only 388 (10.81) 186 (11.47) 574 (10.85)
Not Subjectively Isolated from either group 2843 (82.74) 1289 (83.21) 4132 (82.77)
Age, Mean (SE) * 42.33 (0.52) 40.27 (0.84) 42.18 (0.49)
Gender, n (%)
 Men 1271 (44.03) 643 (50.87) 1914 (44.50)
 Women 2299 (55.97) 978 (49.13) 3277 (55.50)
Marital Status *
 Married 1222 (41.65) 693 (50.15) 1915 (42.25)
 Unmarried 2340 (58.35) 928 (49.85) 3268 (57.75)
Education in Years, Mean (SE) ** 12.43 (0.09) 12.89 (0.15) 12.46 (0.08)
Family Income, Mean (SE)** 36833 (1487.96) 47044 (3416.81) 37545 (1403.43)
# of Chronic Health Problems(SE)** 1.28 (0.03) 1.05 (0.08) 1.26 (0.02)
*

p < 0.05

**

p < 0.01

***

p < 0.001

Note: Column total may not sum to total sample size due to missing data.