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. 2022 Sep 1;25(3):634. doi: 10.4081/ripppo.2022.634

Table 1.

Participant medical and socio-demographic data.

Indicator n %
Chronic illness or disability (Primary diagnosis)
Mild acquired brain injury/Post-concussion syndrome 73 67.0
Neuro-muscular condition 23 21.1
Respiratory 5 4.6
Fibromyalgia 8 7.3
Ethnicity (self-identified)
Asian and Middle Eastern origins 10 9.2
Black 3 2.8
Indigenous 1 0.9
Latin, Central, and South American origins 2 1.8
White 87 79.8
Multiple ethnicities 6 5.5
Education a
Elementary school 1 0.9
High school 12 11.3
Some college/university 24 22.6
College/University/Postgraduate degree 69 65.1
Employment status b
Currently working 17 15.7
Currently not working 91 84.3
Income (household) c
Very low (less than $20,000) 14 15.4
Low ($20,000-$39,999) 25 27.5
Middle ($40,000-$79,999) 27 29.7
High ($80,000 or more) 25 27.5
Living situationb
Alone 34 31.5
Cohabitating (with partner/roommate/family) 71 65.7
Other 3 2.8
Relationship status d
Not in a relationship 39 37.5
In a relationship 65 62.5
Sexual orientation e
Heterosexual 95 90.5
Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual 6 5.7
Another orientation 4 3.8

Sample characteristics without data imputation. N=109. Number of participants that did not answer: a3; b1 c18; d5; e4.