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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Mar 27.
Published in final edited form as: Cancer. 2008 Dec 15;113(12):3450–3458. doi: 10.1002/cncr.23969

TABLE 1.

Sociodemographic, Prognostic, Treatment, Performance Status, and Emotional Distress Variables for the Assessment Only and Intervention Study Arms at the Time of Accrual/Randomization

Total
(N5227)
Assessment Only
(n5113)
Intervention
(n5114)
Variable Mean (SD) % Mean (SD) % Mean (SD) %
Sociodemographic
   Age, y
    <35 5 4 6
    5–49 44 42 46
    0–69 45 46 44
    >69 6 8 4
   Race (white) 90 90 90
   Partner status (partnered) 74 72 75
   Education, y 14.75 (2.74) 14.34 (2.57) 15.16 (2.85)
   Family income ($K/y) 67.98 (71.41) 66.30 (84.68) 69.64 (55.59)
Prognostic
   Stage (II vs III, %II) 90 92 89
   Tumor size, cm 3.02 (1.77) 2.91 (1.75) 3.12 (1.78)
   No. of positive lymph nodes 3.05 (5.45) 3.06 (5.27) 3.04 (5.64)
   ER/PR positive 68 68 68
   Histologic grade
    Poorly differentiated 42 43 41
    Moderately differentiated 51 53 50
    Well differentiated 7 4 9
Histologic type
    Ductal 75 77 73
    Lobular 13 11 16
    Other 12 12 11
   Premenopausal status 54 52 55
Treatment
   Surgery (lumpectomy) 43 43 43
   Chemotherapy* 84 85 83
   Radiotherapy* 54 51 56
   Hormonal therapy* 75 80 71
KPS† 85.11 (7.95) 86.55 (6.91) 83.68 (8.65)
Mood states (POMS)† 36.32 (34.26) 31.38 (32.11) 41.42 (35.67)

SD indicates standard deviation; ER, estrogen receptor status; PR, progesterone receptor status; KPS, Karnofsky performance status; POMS, The Profile of Mood States.

*

Treatment received after randomization; all surgery preceded randomization.

†

Significant group difference, P <.05.