From: The perks of doing housework: Longitudinal associations with survival and underlying mechanisms
Variables | Descriptive statistics |
---|---|
Age (years) | 72.49 ± 5.18, range [65, 98] |
Sex | Â |
 Male | 2,000 (50.00%) |
 Female | 2,000 (50.00%) |
Education | Â |
 Some primary school | 2,137 (53.43%) |
 Primary school (graduated) | 533 (13.33%) |
 Some secondary school | 480 (12.00%) |
 Secondary school (graduated) | 434 (10.85%) |
 Some postsecondary education | 75 (1.88%) |
 Postsecondary education (graduated) | 333 (8.33%) |
 Some graduate education | 0 |
 Graduate school (graduated) | 8 (0.20%) |
Subjective social status | 4.55 ± 1.90, range [1, 10] |
Marital status | Â |
 Married or in marriage-like relationship | 2,829 (70.73%) |
 Other (e.g., single, divorced, widowed) | 1,171 (29.28%) |
Living status | Â |
 Alone  With others | 546 (13.65%) 3,454 (86.35%) |
Housework | 1.69 ± .94, range [0, 6] |
Days survived | 4933.34 ± 1519.45 days, range [29, 6378] (~ 13.52 ± 4.16 years, range [.08, 17.47]) |
Cognitive functioning # | 30.19 ± 2.03, range [16.35, 33.45] |
Physical health # | 48.56 ± 8.43, range [11.54, 67.19] |
Mental health # | 55.44 ± 7.29, range [14.38, 69.53] |