Table 1 Socio-demographic characteristics of the sample (N = 196)
| Â | Mean (SD) | N (%) |
|---|---|---|
Age | 72.74 (8.04) | Â |
Gender | ||
 Male |  | 96 (48.98) |
 Female |  | 100 (51.02) |
Marital status | ||
 Married |  | 61 (31.12) |
 Never married |  | 14 (7.14) |
 Divorced |  | 42 (21.43) |
 Cohabited |  | 26 (13.27) |
 Widow(ed) |  | 53 (27.04) |
Highest level of education | ||
 No/primary |  | 8 (4.10) |
 Lower secondary |  | 58 (29.74) |
 Higher secondary |  | 77 (39.49) |
 Higher education |  | 52 (26.67) |
Relocated past 10 years | ||
 Yes |  | 97 (49.49) |
 No |  | 99 (50.51) |
Origine (country of birth) | ||
 Belgium |  | 176 (89.80) |
 Other |  | 20 (10.20) |
Net Income in Euro’s | ||
 500–999 |  | 10 (6.13) |
 1000–1499 |  | 63 (38.65) |
 1500–1999 |  | 32 (19.63) |
 2000+ |  | 58 (35.58) |
Fried Phenotype (unidimensional) | ||
 Not-frail |  | 46 (23.59) |
 Pre-frail |  | 111 (56.92) |
 Frail |  | 38 (19.49) |
CFAIa (multidimensional) | ||
 No-low frail |  | 86 (44.33) |
 Mild frail |  | 73 (37.63) |
 High frail |  | 35 (18.04) |