Table 1.
Sociodemographic and health-related characteristics of the study’s sample (N = 285)
| Sociodemographic characteristics | Health-related characteristics | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Males N (%) | 119 (41.8) | Smokers N (%) | 81 (28.4) |
| Mean Age in years (SD) | 50.18 (10.1) | Mean Pack-years for smokers (SD) | 24.82 (21.8) |
| Married N (%) | 188 (66) | Mean BMI in Kg/m2 (SD) | 26.34 (5.34) |
| Living alone N (%) | 55 (19.3) | Diagnosis of Disease N (%) | 130 (45.6) |
| Having children N (%) | 209 (73.3) | Mean PSS score (SD) | 26.35 (7.99) |
| Tertiary education N (%) | 165 (57.9) | Mean Internal HLC score (SD) | 26.12 (4.96) |
| Employed N (%) | 214 (75.1) | Mean External HLC score (SD) | 22.23 (6.04) |
| Working shifts N (%) | 64 (22.5) | Mean Chance HLC score (SD) | 16.75 (6.04) |
| Caregivers N (%) | 22 (7.7) | SRRS score N (%) | |
| ≤150 | 164 (57.5) | ||
| 151-299 | 80 (28.1) | ||
| ≥300 | 41 (14.4) | ||
| Mean Sleep Quality (SD) | 6.16 (2.13) | ||
| Mean Health Assessment (in a scale from 1 to 10) (SD) | 7.48 (1.4) | ||
SD: standard deviation, BMI: Body Mass Index, PSS: Perceived Stress Scale, HLC: Health Locus of Control, SRRS: Social Readjustment Rating Scale.