Table 1: Demographic characteristics of respondents related to mental health issues in rural areas (n = 439).
1.1 |
Mean |
SD |
Range |
|
Age, years |
53.6 |
18.7 |
18-91 |
|
Time in community, years |
23.8 |
20.7 |
0.8-84 |
|
1.2 |
N* |
% |
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Gender |
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- Male |
147 |
33.60% |
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- Female |
290 |
66.40% |
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Ethnicity |
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- Caucasian |
429 |
98.60% |
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- Other1 |
6 |
1.40% |
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Marital Status2 |
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- Married/living with a partner |
310 |
70.90% |
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- In a relation, but not living with a partner |
16 |
3.70% |
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- Single |
45 |
10.30% |
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- Divorced/separated |
41 |
9.40% |
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- Widowed |
24 |
5.50% |
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- Other |
1 |
0.20% |
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Children |
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- Yes |
366 |
83.80% |
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- No |
71 |
16.20% |
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Education |
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- High school or lower |
155 |
35.40% |
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- College |
231 |
52.70% |
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- Graduate school |
52 |
11.90% |
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Employment |
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- Employed, student or retired |
338 |
79.50% |
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- Not-employed |
87 |
20.50% |
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Yearly household income |
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- $0-$20,000 |
55 |
14.10% |
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- $20,000-$60,000 |
158 |
40.60% |
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- $60,000-$100,000 |
109 |
28.00% |
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- $100,000 or more |
67 |
17.20% |
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*might not add up to 439 due to missing data. |
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1Includes African American, Hispanic, Asian and Native American. |
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2For analysis purposes, marital status was recorded into a binary variable: married/living with a partner and in a relationship but not living with a partner versus divorced/separated, widowed, single and other. |