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. 2022 Nov 6;21:194. doi: 10.1186/s12904-022-01082-4

Table 1.

Descriptive characteristics of study dyads N = 1784

Persons with Cognitive Impairment
N (%)
Care Partners of Persons with Cognitive Impairment
N (%)
Characteristic
Age- n (%)
 Below 65 N/A 341 (19.11)
 65-74 938 (52.58) 842 (47.20)
 75-84 762 (42.71) 549 (30.77)
 85+ 84 (4.71) 52 (2.91)
Gender - n (%)
 Men 1079 (60.48) 574 (32.17)
 Women 705 (39.52) 1210 (67.83)
Race / Ethnicity- n (%)
 Non-Hispanic, Caucasian 1675 (93.89) 1674 (93.83)
 Non-Hispanic, African American 30 (1.68) 29 (1.63)
 Hispanic, Caucasian 42 (2.35) 38 (2.13)
 Other 37 (2.07) 43 (2.41)
Education- n (%)
 Secondary or less 280 (15.70) 257 (14.41)
 Vocational / some college 456 (25.56) 499 (27.97)
 Bachelor’s degree 422 (23.65) 484 (27.13)
 Graduate degree 626 (35.09) 544 (30.49)
Diagnostic Category- n (%)
 Mild Cognitive Impairment 1313 (73.60) N/A
 Dementia 471 (26.40) N/A
β-Amyloid Scan Results- n (%)
 Not elevated 562 (31.50) N/A
 Elevated 1222 (68.50) N/A