RT Journal
A1 Stanley MA, Rhoades HM, Kunik ME
T1 COgnitive behavior therapy for older patients with generalized anxiety disorder—reply
JF JAMA
JO JAMA
YR 2009
FD August 5
VO 302
IS 5
SP 487
OP 487
DO 10.1001/jama.2009.1079
UL http://dx.doi.org/10.1001/jama.2009.1079
AB 
With regard to socioeconomic status, we reported that attained education level was high and similar in both groups (overall mean, 15.9 years). All patients were recruited through insurance-based primary care, which has implications for socioeconomic status and generalizability of findings. Additional data that were not reported include a median annual income of $40 000, with similar distribution in the CBT and EUC groups (greater than $40 000: CBT, 33/68 [48.5%]; EUC, 36/63 [57.1%]; P = .32). Living situation also did not differ by subgroup, with 50 of 70 patients in CBT (71.4%) and 46 of 64 in EUC (71.9%) reporting that they lived with someone else (P = .95). No family history data were collected.