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Table 1 Sociodemographic characteristics of the study sample (n = 1005)

From: Mental wellbeing in the German old age population largely unaltered during COVID-19 lockdown: results of a representative survey

 

Total

Women

(n = 566)

Men

(n = 439)

Group difference

(p-value)

Age; M, SD, range

75.50 (7.11; 65–94)

76.03 (7.31)

74.82 (6.78)

.008

Education; n, %

   

< .001

 Low

279 (27.7)

170 (30.6)

109 (24.9)

 Middle

352 (35.1)

240 (43.2)

113 (25.9)

 High

360 (35.9)

145 (26.1)

215 (49.2)

Marital status; n, %

   

<.001

 Married

560 (55.7)

247 (43.9)

313 (71.5)

 Single

78 (7.8)

42 (7.5)

36 (8.2)

 Divorced

100 (9.9)

70 (12.4)

30 (6.8)

 Widowed

264 (26.2)

204 (36.2)

59 (13.5)

Living situation; n, %

   

< .001

 Living alone

341 (33.9)

227 (40.5)

114 (25.9)

 Living with partner

514 (51.2)

243 (43.3)

271 (61.6)

 Living with others

146 (14.5)

91 (16.2)

55 (12.5)

  1. Missing values: education: n = 13 (1.3%); marital status: n = 4 (0.4%); living situation: n = 4 (0.4%)