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. 2022 Nov 23;8(4):e39228. doi: 10.2196/39228

Table 1.

Participant demographic characteristics (N=36).


Participants, n (%)
Sex

Female 30 (83)

Male 6 (17)
Race

White 29 (81)

Black or African American 1 (3)

Asian or Asian American 3 (8)

Alaska Native or Pacific Islander 1 (3)

Mixed race 2 (6)
Ethnicity

Hispanic or Latino 5 (13)

Non-Hispanic or Latino 31 (87)
Education

High-school diploma 3 (8)

Some college 4 (11)

Associate or 2-year degree 3 (8)

Bachelor’s degree 13 (36)

Graduate school or above 13 (36)
Employment

Employed 23 (64)

Unemployed or unable to work 9 (25)

Retired 2 (6)

Homemaker 2 (6)
Annual income (US $)

<20,000 2 (6)

20,001 to 40,000 1 (3)

40,001 to 60,000 5 (14)

60,001 to 80,000 7 (19)

80,001 to 100,000 2 (6)

>100,000 19 (53)
Marital status

Single 11 (31)

Partnered or in a relationship 3 (8)

Married 19 (53)

Divorced 3 (8)
Type of cancer

Blood 10 (28)

Breast 9 (25)

Gynecologic 6 (17)

Thyroid 4 (11)

Kidney 2 (6)

Bone 2 (56)

Ampullary 1 (3)

Appendiceal 1 (3)

Rectal 1 (3)
First cancer diagnosis

<3 months ago 4 (11)

3 to <6 months ago 2 (6)

6 months to <1 year ago 7 (19)

1 to 3 years ago 18 (50)

>3 years ago 5 (14)