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. 2026 Sep 22;10:e95955. doi: 10.2196/95955

Table 2.

Comparison of characteristics of persons with daily use of digital devices vs nondaily use at baseline (Q5, 2004) in the Swedish Adoption/Twin Study of Aging (SATSA).

Variable Less than daily digital use at Q5 Daily digital use at Q5 Test of group differences P value
Participants, n 550 203 —a —
Female (sex), n (%) 360 (65.51) 92 (45.37) 25.57 (1)b <.001
Live alone, n (%) 211 (38.37) 49 (23.95) 11.01 (1)b <.001
Age (years), mean (SD) 72.72 (10.00) 60.81 (8.34) 15.13 (751)c <.001
ISCEDd, mean (SD) 1.99 (1.43) 3.20 (1.86) 9.45 (751)c <.001
SRHe, mean (SD) 2.45 (0.59) 2.71 (0.50) 5.65 (751)c <.001
CES-Df, mean (SD) 35.97 (6.74) 34.55 (6.77) 2.57 (751)c .01
Openness, mean (SD) 17.53 (4.25) 19.55 (3.73) 5.92 (751)c <.001
Extraversion, mean (SD) 4.98 (2.25) 5.81 (2.13) 4.58 (751)c <.001
Social support, mean (SD) 10.95 (2.17) 10.75 (2.47) 1.10 (751)c .27
Loneliness, mean (SD) 3.39 (1.38) 2.83 (1.05) 5.24 (751)c <.001

aNot applicable.

bChi-square (df) value.

ct test (df) value.

dISCED: International Standard Classification of Education.

eSRH: self-rated health.

fCES-D: Center for Epidemiological Studies Depression scale.