Table 1 Demographic of the study sample (N = 1,280)
Variables | Value |
|---|---|
Gender (n. %) | Â |
Male | 454 (35.5) |
Female | 824 (64.5) |
Ethnicity (n. %) | Â |
Non-Hispanic White | 892 (73.2) |
Black or African American | 151 (12.4) |
Hispanic | 119 (9.8) |
Asian | 25 (2.1) |
Other | 31 (2.5) |
Education (n. %) | Â |
Less than high school | 43 (3.4) |
High school graduate | 166 (13.0) |
Some college | 384 (30.0) |
College graduate or more | 685 (53.6) |
Household income (n. %) | Â |
Less than $10,000 | 42 (3.5) |
$10,000 to < $15,000 | 39 (3.3) |
$15,000 to < $20,000 | 50 (4.2) |
$20,000 to < $35,000 | 155 (13.0) |
$35,000 to < $50,000 | 163 (13.6) |
$50,000 to < $75,000 | 233 (19.5) |
$75,000 to < $100,000 | 183 (15.3) |
$100,000 to < $200,000 | 223 (18.7) |
$200,000 or more | 107 (9.0) |
Health insurance (n. %) | Â |
Yes | 1,246 (97.8) |
No | 28 (2.2) |
General health status (five levels, Mean \( \pm \)SD) | 3.36 \( \pm \)0.93 |
Age (years, Mean \( \pm \)SD) | 68.09 \( \pm \)8.21 |