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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Jun 13.
Published in final edited form as: Aging Ment Health. 2010 May;14(4):425–432. doi: 10.1080/13607860903483102

Table 1.

Description of measures and sample (N max = 11421)

Variable (Year of measurement) Categories or range % or mean N
Gender (2005) Male 76.0 8679
Female 24.0 2742
Age (2005) 52 – 66 years 60.4 11421
Educational level (1989) University 21.1 2410
Vocational training 52.7 6022
Upper secondary education 7.4 846
Lower Secondary education 18.8 2143
Household income classes (2002) < 1601 € 6.3 715
1601–1981 € 18.4 2104
1982–2591 € 14.3 1634
2592–3810 € 38.1 4357
3811–4573 € 9.6 1095
>= 4574 € 13.3 1516
Household size (2002) 1 – 15 2.3 11421
Occupational category (2002) Senior executive 33.7 3854
Middle executive 55.1 6292
Employee 5.8 657
Worker 5.4 616
Retired No 18.6 2127
yes 81.4 9288
Non-Reciprocity: Activity (2005) No 68.8 6915
yes 31.2 3139
Non-Reciprocity: Trust (2005) No 73.2 4487
Yes 26.8 1643
Non-Reciprocity: Partner (2005) No 81.5 7865
Yes 18.5 1790
SF-36 MCS (2007) 6.1 – 71.3 48.4 10189
SF-36 PCS (2007) 13.6 – 69.0 50.0 10189
Self-reported health (2005) Good (1–4) 66.4 7589
Poor (5–8) 33.6 3832
Self-reported health (2007) Good (1–4) 65.4 7007
Poor (5–8) 34.6 3699