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. 2023 May 26;14:1157402. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2023.1157402

Table 1.

Sociodemographic characteristics of the COPSY and BELLA subsamples used for the pooled analysis of eating disorder symptoms in children and adolescents before and after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.

COPSY n = 1,001 BELLA n = 997
n (%) M (SD) n (%) M (SD)
Gender
Male 473 (47.25%) 457 (45.84%)
Female 520 (51.95%) 540 (54.16%)
Other 8 (0.80%) n.A.
Age (in years) 14.47 (2.05) 13.47 (1.87)
Occupation1
School 860 (85.91%) 948 (97.73%)
Other2 141 (14.09%) 22 (2.27%)
Parental age (in years)3 45.48 (7.09) 44.72 (5.21)
Parental education4,5
Low 166 (16.89%) 62 (6.30%)
Medium 575 (58.49%) 536 (54.47%)
High 242 (24.62%) 386 (39.23%)
Migration background6
Yes 175 (17.48%) 124 (12.45%)
No 826 (82.52%) 872 (87.55%)

Unweighted data; n.A., not assessed. 1BELLA: n = 27 missing. 2Other occupation includes apprenticeship, student or other. 3Deviating assessment in BELLA: Average age was used if both parents had participated in survey. 4Based on CASMIN classification. 5COPSY: n = 18 missing; BELLA: n = 13 missing. 6BELLA: n = 1 missing.