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. 2023 Apr 18;36(2):e101004. doi: 10.1136/gpsych-2022-101004

Table 2.

Demographic characteristics of baseline and follow-up participants

Variables 792 baseline participants (T0) N (%) 407 follow-up participants (T1) N (%)
Gender (female) 585 (73.9%) 305 (74.9%)
 Missing 9 (1.1%) 3 (0.7%)
Age, Mean (SD)* 21.48 (3.23)* 21.49 (3.24)*
 Missing 1 (0.1%) n/a
Ethnicity (white) 501 (63.3%) 263 (64.6%)
 Missing 15 (1.9%) 5 (1.2%)
Sexuality (heterosexual) 617 (77.9%) 311 (76.4%)
 Missing 33 (4.2%) 13 (3.2%)
Relationship status (single/never married) 717 (90.5%) 362 (88.9%)
Widening participation student (yes) 124 (15.7%) 62 (15.2%)
 Missing 4 (0.5%) n/a
Parents/Guardians/Carers occupation† (higher managerial) 599 (75.6%) 324 (79.6%)
 Missing 3 (0.4%) n/a
University year

 First 230 (29.0%) 121 (29.7%)
 Second 130 (16.4%) 74 (18.2%)
 Third 112 (14.1%) 58 (14.3%)
 Fourth 149 (18.8%) 75 (18.4%)
 Fifth 119 (15.0%) 56 (13.8%)
 Sixth 50 (6.3%) 22 (5.4%)
 Missing 2 (0.3%) 1 (0.2%)
University (UNI)

 UNI1 68 (8.6%) 38 (9.3%)
 UNI2 3 (0.4%) 3 (0.7%)
 UNI3 252 (31.8%) 127 (31.2%)
 UNI4 181 (22.9%) 92 (22.6%)
 UNI5 46 (5.8%) 30 (7.4%)
 UNI6 27 (3.4%) 16 (3.9%)
 UNI7 90 (11.4%) 39 (9.6%)
 UNI8 54 (6.8%) 28 (6.9%)
 UNI9 68 (8.6%) 34 (8.4%)
 Missing 3 (0.4%) n/a

*Age is listed as Mean (SD).

†Based on the highest occupation of both parents/guardians/carers.

n/a, not available.