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. 2023 Nov 29;26(1):e300802. doi: 10.1136/bmjment-2023-300802

Table 1.

Demographic and clinical characteristics of the sample

Characteristics Wave 1 (included N=4242) Wave 1 (excluded N=258)
Age (M, SD) 40.4 (15.5) 45.8 (17.1)
Gender (N, %)
 Man 856 (20.2%) 72 (27.9%)
 Woman 3339 (78.7%) 180 (69.8%)
 Others 35 (0.8%) 5 (2.0%)
Education level (N, %)
 High school or lower 876 (20.7%) 66 (25.6%)
 University degree 3362 (79.3%) 190 (73.6%)
Marital status (N, %)
 Single 1257 (29.6%) 68 (26.4%)
 Married or steady relationship 2660 (62.7%) 163 (63.2%)
 Divorced/widowed 273 (6.4%) 24 (9.3%)
 Others 43 (1.0%) 1 (0.4%)
Wave 1 (included N=4242) Wave2 (included N=4242)
PHQ-9 Score (N, %)
 < 10 (none to mild depression) 3003 (70.8%) 3217 (75.8%)
 ≥ 10 (moderate and higher depression) 1239 (29.2%) 1025 (24.2%)
OSSS-3 Score (N, %)
 3–8 (low support) 1423 (33.5%) 1384 (32.6%)
 9–11 (moderate support) 2008 (47.3%) 2035 (48.0%)
 12–14 (strong support) 811 (19.1%) 823 (19.4%)
Loneliness (N, %)
 Never or rarely 1846 (43.5%) 1924 (45.4%)
 Sometimes 1521 (35.9%) 1512 (35.6%)
 Often or frequently 875 (20.6%) 806 (19.0%)