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Table 1 Sample description by race (number (%) or mean (standard deviation))

From: Disparities in awareness of and willingness to participate in cancer clinical trials between African American and White cancer survivors

Variables

Total (n = 147)

White (n = 52)

Black (n = 95)

P-value

Gender

   

0.011

 Male

20 (14)

12(24)

8 (8)

 

 Female

126 (86)

39 (76)

87 (92)

 

Educational Level

   

0.003

 Up to high school

48 (33)

9 (17)

39 (41)

 

 Some college or more

99 (67)

43 (83)

56 (59)

 

Marital Status

   

0.001

 Married

76 (52)

37 (71)

39 (41)

 

 Non-married

71 (48)

15 (29)

56 (59)

 

Employment Status

   

0.950

 Employed

73 (51)

26 (50)

47 (51)

 

 Unemployed

72 (49)

26 (50)

46 (49)

 

Individual income ($)

   

0.007

  ≤ 49,999

101 (71)

30 (58)

71 (79)

 

  ≥ 50,000

41 (29)

22 (42)

19 (21)

 

Self-Rated Health Status

   

0.686

 High

102 (69)

35 (67)

67 (70)

 

 Low

45 (31)

17 (33)

28 (30)

 

Physical Activity Status

   

0.831

 Active

114 (81)

42 (84)

72 (81)

 

 Non-Active

26 (19)

9 (18)

17 (19)

 

Current treatment status

   

0.008

 Yes

39 (27)

21 (40)

18 (20)

 

 No

104 (73)

31 (60)

73 (80)

 

Years survived after initial cancer diagnosis, mean (S.D.)

10.85 (9.89)

7.05 (7.73)

13.25 (10.39)

0.007

Social Support Scale, mean (SD)

4.16 (0.84)

4.25 (0.67)

4.11 (0.91)

0.318

Fatalism Scale, mean (SD)

2.32 (0.61)

2.18 (0.55)

2.47 (0.67)

0.011

General Self Efficacy Scale, mean (S.D.)

3.21 (0.50)

3.24 (0.43)

3.19 (0.58)

0.579

Herth Hope Index, mean (SD)

3.12 (0.49)

3.09 (0.44)

3.16 (0.55)

0.467

  1. Not all columns add up to n = 147 due to missing value. Chi-square tests or Fisher’s exact tests were conducted for categorical variables, and t-tests were used for continuous variables