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. 2022 Apr 21:00302228221090754. doi: 10.1177/00302228221090754

Table 1.

Demographic Data of Sample.

n (%)
The bereaved participant’s sex
 Female 179 (34.5)
 Male 337 (64.9)
 No response 3 (0.6)
The bereaved participant’s race/ethnicity
 Asian 131 (25.2)
 American Indian or Alaska Native 39 (7.5)
 Black or African American 48 (9.2)
 Hispanic/Latino 21 (4.0)
 White or Caucasian 270 (52.0)
 Mixed/biracial/multiracial 4 (0.8)
 Prefer not to say 4 (0.8)
 No response 2 (0.4)
The deceased’s relation to the bereaved
 Spouse/partner 28 (5.4)
 Parent 76 (14.6)
 Grandparent 150 (28.9)
 Child 4 (0.8)
 Sibling 13 (2.5)
 Aunt or uncle 48 (9.2)
 Cousin 53 (10.2)
 Niece or nephew 7 (1.3)
 Friend 127 (24.5)
 Other 2 (0.4)
 No response 2 (0.4)
The deceased’s sex
 Female 189 (36.4)
 Male 325 (62.6)
 Nonbinary 1 (0.2)
 No response 4 (0.8)
Cause of death
 Natural causes (e.g., old age) 90 (17.3)
 Cancer 26 (5.0)
 Heart disease or heart failure/attack 41 (7.9)
 COVID-19 291 (56.1)
 Chronic lower respiratory diseases (e.g., COPD, emphysema, or chronic bronchitis) 11 (2.1)
 Dementia 4 (0.8)
 Alzheimer’s disease 3 (0.6)
 Accidents (unintentional injuries) 9 (1.7)
 Stroke (cerebrovascular diseases) 3 (0.6)
 Diabetes 10 (1.9)
 Natural disaster 13 (2.5)
 Manmade disaster 4 (0.8)
 Suicide 10 (1.9)
 Other (kidney failure and liver failure) 2 (0.4)
 No response 2 (0.4)

N = 519.