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. 2023 Jun 23;10:1198796. doi: 10.3389/fnut.2023.1198796

Table 2.

Characteristics of mental health, well-being, and lifestyle factors of the participants (n = 28,138).

Variables Value
Mental health and well-being
Depression scale (scores), mean (SD) 6.87 (5.61)
Anxiety scale (scores), mean (SD) 4.99 (4.72)
Loneliness scale (scores), mean (SD) 4.67 (1.63)
Perceived pressure scale (scores), mean (SD) 10.10 (3.09)
Self-rated health status scale (scores), mean (SD) 72.65 (22.40)
Well-being scale (scores), mean (SD) 14.25 (6.09)
Lifestyle factors
Smoking status, n (%)
Higher-risk 3,749 (13.32)
Lower-risk 24,389 (86.68)
Drinking status, n (%)
Higher-risk 6,138 (21.81)
Lower-risk 22,000 (78.19)
Diet behaviors, n (%)
Higher-risk 11,793 (41.91)
Lower-risk 16,345 (58.09)
Physical activity, n (%)
Higher-risk 14,695 (52.22)
Lower-risk 13,443 (47.78)
Sitting time, n (%)
Higher-risk 13,325 (47.36)
Lower-risk 14,813 (52.64)
Sleep duration, n (%)
Higher-risk 18,385 (65.34)
Lower-risk 9,753 (34.66)
Sleep quality, n (%)
Higher-risk 4,924 (17.50)
Lower-risk 23,214 (82.50)
Lifestyle score
0–2, n (%) 2,023 (7.19)
3, n (%) 4,436 (15.77)
4, n (%) 7,866 (27.96)
5, n (%) 8,231 (29.25)
6–7, n (%) 5,582 (19.84)

Total percentages within categories may not equal 100% due to rounding.