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Table 1 Sociodemographics of the PROMIS® Wave 1 Cohort

From: Many ways to skin a cat: psychometric methods options illustrated

 

Total Sample

(N = 825)§

n (%)

Men

(N = 400)

n (%)

Women

(N = 424)

n (%)

χ2 for

gender

Age

   

5.84

 18–34

217 (26%)

102 (25%)

115 (27%)

 35–64

380 (46%)

172 (43%)

207 (49%)

 65+

228 (28%)

126 (32%)

102 (24%)

Ethnicity

   

0.06

 Hispanic

77 (9%)

38 (10%)

38 (9%)

Race

   

10.28

 Caucasian

652 (79%)

328 (82%)

324 (76%)

 African American

83 (10%)

35 (9%)

47 (11%)

 Other

90 (11%)

37 (9%)

53 (13%)

Education

   

1.10

  ≤ High School

184 (22%)

89 (22%)

94 (22%)

 Some College

385 (47%)

180 (45%)

205 (48%)

  ≥ College

255 (31%)

130 (33%)

125 (29%)

Marital Status

   

11.63**

 Never Married

136 (16%)

78 (20%)

58 (14%)

 Married/ Partner

523 (63%)

258 (65%)

265 (63%)

 Separated/Divorced

101 (12%)

43 (11%)

58 (14%)

 Widowed

63 (8%)

21 (5%)

42 (10%)

Occupation

   

99.56**

 Homemaker

51 (6%)

2 (0.5%)

49 (12%)

 Unemployed

28 (3%)

17 (4%)

11 (3%)

 Retired

221 (27%)

127 (32%)

94 (22%)

 Disability

30 (4%)

11 (3%)

18 (4%)

 Leave of Absence

2 (0.2%)

1 (0.25%)

1 (0.24%)

 Full-time employed

318 (39%)

181 (45%)

137 (32%)

 Part-time employed

55 (7%)

20 (5%)

35 (8%)

 Full-time student

25 (3%)

6 (2%)

19 (5%)

Income

   

10.00*

  < $20,000

85 (10%)

32 (8%)

52 (12%)

 $20,000 - $49,999

292 (35%)

129 (32%)

163 (38%)

 52 (12%)$50,000 - $99,999

320 (39%)

172 (43%)

148 (35%)

  ≥ $100,000

105 (13%)

55 (14%)

50 (12%)

Source

   

0.50

 Web Survey

778 (94%)

380 (95%)

398 (94%)

 Clinical Site

47 (6%)

20 (5%)

26 (6%)

  1. *p < .05
  2. **p < .01
  3. §Note: one individual did not report gender