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. 2023 Apr 27;7:e37139. doi: 10.2196/37139

Table 2.

Demographic characteristics of sample.

Demographic characteristic Respondents (N=543), n (%) Cumulative percentage (%)
Gender
Female 277 (51.9) 51.9
Male 254 (47.6) 99.4
Prefer not to say 2 (0.4) 99.8
Self-defined 1 (0.2) 100
Age range (years)
18-23 77 (14.4) 14.4
24-29 51 (9.6) 24
30-39 95 (17.8) 41.8
40-49 87 (16.3) 58.1
50-59 95 (17.8) 75.8
60-69 109 (20.4) 96.3
70 or older 20 (3.7) 100
Race/ethnicity
Asian 34 (6.4) 6.4
Black 20 (3.7) 10.1
Hispanic/Latino 3 (0.6) 10.7
Mixed 15 (2.8) 13.5
Other 8 (1.5) 15
South Asian 12 (2.2) 17.2
White 442 (82.8) 100
Region
East Midlands 42 (7.9) 7.9
East of England 35 (6.6) 14.4
London 81 (15.2) 29.6
Northeast 32 (6) 35.6
Northern Ireland 11 (2.1) 37.6
Northwest England 58 (10.9) 48.5
Scotland 37 (6.9) 55.4
South-East England 87 (16.3) 71.7
Southwest of England 43 (8.1) 79.8
Wales 19 (3.6) 83.3
West Midlands 45 (8.4) 91.8
Yorkshire and the Humber 44 (8.2) 100
Area
Rural 166 (31.1) 31.1
Urban 368 (68.9) 100
Accommodation
Living alone 87 (16.3) 16.3
Living in shared accommodation 54 (10.1) 26.4
Living with other family members 382 (71.5) 97.9
Other 11 (2.1) 100
Employment
Employed or self-employed 340 (63.7) 63.7
Retired 97 (18.2) 81.8
Unemployed 97 (18.2) 100
Education
A levela (or equivalent) 130 (24.3) 24.3
GCSEb (or equivalent) 80 (15) 39.3
Postgraduate degree 95 (17.8) 57.1
Undergraduate degree 175 (32.8) 89.9
Vocational 54 (10.1) 100
Disability
No 467 (87.5) 87.5
Prefer not to say 6 (1.1) 88.6
Yes 61 (11.4) 100

aA level: advanced level.

bGCSE: General Certificate of Secondary Education.