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. 2023 Aug 11;23:101490. doi: 10.1016/j.ssmph.2023.101490

Table 2.

Prevalence of depressive symptoms, by cohort.

Characteristics Overall (N = 9095) Birth cohort (1937–1951) (N = 3271) Birth cohort (1952–1966) (N = 5824)
Total 2745 (30.18) 1101 (33.66) 1644 (28.23)
Earthquake status
 Non-affected 2702 (30.39) 1079 (33.80) 1623 (28.48)
 Affected 43 (20.98) 22 (27.85) 21(16.67)
Sex
 Male 1038 (23.15) 441 (26.25) 597 (21.30)
 Female 1707 (37.01) 660 (41.48) 1047 (34.66)
Marital status
 Unmarried 623 (38.86) 316 (40.67) 307 (37.17)
 Married 2122 (28.32) 785 (31.48) 1337 (26.75)
ADLs
 Unimpaired 1637 (22.95) 535 (23.46) 1102 (22.70)
 Impaired 1105 (57.61) 566 (57.17) 539 (58.08)
 Missing 3 (0.07) 0 (0.00) 3 (0.07)
Life satisfaction
 Not satisfied 525 (70.95) 187 (74.80) 338 (68.98)
 Satisfied 2187 (26.42) 892 (29.93) 1295 (24.44)
 Missing 33 (42.31) 22 (53.66) 11 (31.43)

Note: Birth cohort (1952–1966) indicates persons exposed to the earthquake during adolescence (10–24 years old), and birth cohort (1937–1951) indicates persons exposed to the earthquake at older ages (25–39 years old).