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. 2022 Jan 19;28(1):99–113. doi: 10.46292/sci21-00045

Table 2.

Sample characteristics

Participant characteristics Child characteristics
Modea ID Weekly hours spent
Age, years Race Marital status Highest education Anxiety (063) Burden (0100) Stress (%) Paid work Caring SCI Caring for others not SCI Leisure Social with others Rest & sleep Age, years LOI (AIS) Cause Years post SCI
Face 301 35 W M College 6 70 54 20 67 56 3 4 56 7 C6 (UK) Trauma. 7
302 32 B NM HS 18b 50 56 65 100 70 2 4 56 13 T6 (A) Infec 13
Phone 202 45 W M College 7 60 74 24 6 10 5 3 42 11 L2 (C) Infec 10
203 43 W D College 5 10 14 40 1 1 7 6 56 12 T4 (A) MVA 6
204 35 B M Some college 6 40 87 34 16 0 0 2 28 13 T6 (A) Fall 2
304 32 W D Some college 15c 50 60 0 50 24 7 7 30 7 Tetra (UK) Fall 4
306 38 W M Graduate school 12c 10 12 4 50 45 3 7 42 7 Tetra (UK) Iatro. 5
Withdrew 201 45 B M Lower than HS 4 60 75 0 62.5 62.5 0 1 35 8 C2 (C) MVA 5
305 41 W D HS 6 70 81d 6 80 80 5 15 45 8 T1 (A) Fall 1

Note: AIS = American Spinal Injury Association Impairment Scale; B = Black/African American; D = divorced; HS = high school; ID = unique study identifier; Iatro = iatrogenic; Infec = infection; LOI = neurological level of injury; M = married; NM = never married; Tetra = tetraplegia; Trauma = traumatic; UK = unknown; W = White/Caucasian.

a

Mode refers to method of coaching-in-context.

b

Moderate anxiety.

c

Mild anxiety.

d

High stress.