Chunk #16 — Results — Sample characteristics

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Alcohol use disorders, nicotine dependence, and co-occurring mood and anxiety disorders in the United States and South Korea-a cross-national comparison.

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Table 1 presents the sociodemographic characteristics of NESARC and KECA respondents. Sex distributions were comparable between the two countries. However, the Koreans were younger, less likely to be widowed/separated/divorced, to be employed, and to have college educations, and more likely to have moderate incomes and urban residence than their U.S. counterparts.