Table 1 Characteristics of study participants and interview length
Frequency | |
|---|---|
Age | |
55–59 years | - |
60–64 years | 4 |
65 years or older | 6 |
Gender | |
Woman | 2 |
Man | 8 |
Other | - |
Current Civil status | |
Married or cohabiting | 7 |
Separated or divorced | 3 |
In a relationship but not living together | - |
Single | - |
Education | |
Primary education | 2 |
Secondary education | 3 |
University or other higher education | 5 |
Main source of income in the past 12 months | |
Fulltime employment | 3 |
Regular parttime employment | 1 |
Irregular parttime employment | - |
Sickness or disability allowance | - |
Unemployed | - |
Retirement pension | 6 |
Household income’s ability to cover living cost | |
Very easy | 7 |
Easy | 1 |
Somewhat easy | 1 |
Somewhat difficult | 1 |
Difficult | - |
Very difficult | - |
Perception of current health condition | |
Very good | 6 |
Good | 3 |
Fair enough | - |
Somewhat bad | - |
Bad | 1 |
Perception of current health condition compared to others in my age | |
Very good for my age | 4 |
Good for my age | 4 |
Fair enough for my age | 1 |
Somewhat bad for my age | 1 |
Bad for my age | - |
Interview length | |
Below 60 min | - |
60–74 min | 1 |
75–90 min | 2 |
91–128 min | 7 |