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. 2016 Sep 22;11(9):e0162510. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0162510

Table 1. Sociodemographic characteristics of the normative sample.

Total (N = 2513) Women (N = 1394) Men (N = 1119)
N (%) N (%) N (%)
Age, years ≤ 24 277 (11.0) 137 (9.8) 140 (12.5)
25–34 377 (15.0) 218 (15.6) 159 (14.2)
35–44 374 (14.9) 208 (14.9) 166 (14.8)
45–54 471 (18.7) 274 (19.7) 197 (17.6)
55–64 461 (18.3) 245 (17.6) 216 (19.3)
65–74 347 (13.8) 192 (13.8) 155 (13.9)
≥ 75 206 (8.2) 120 (8.6) 86 (7.7)
Residence Eastern Germany 501 (19.9) 268 (19.2) 233 (20.8)
Western Germany 2012 (80.1) 1126 (80.8) 886 (79.2)
Nationality German 2427 (96.6) 1346 (96.6) 1081 (96.6)
Other 86 (3.4) 48 (3.4) 38 (3.4)
Education < 12 years 1994 (79.3) 1116 (80.1) 878 (78.5)
≥ 12 years 519 (20.7) 278 (19.9) 241 (21.5)
Employment status Not unemployed 2377 (94.6) 1325 (95.1) 1052 (94.0)
Unemployed 136 (5.4) 69 (4.9) 67 (6.0)
Household income < 1250 EUR 427 (17.7) 291 (21.7) 136 (12.6)
1250–2500 EUR 1070 (42.2) 591 (44.1) 479 (44.4)
> 2500 EUR 922 (38.1) 457 (34.1) 465 (43.1)
Living with a partner Yes 1375 (55.1) 710 (51.1) 665 (60.0)
No 1122 (44.9) 679 (48.9) 443 (40.0)
Body mass index Underweight / normal weight 1111(45.0) 683 (49.8) 428 (38.9)
Overweight 967 (39.1) 455 (32.6) 512 (46.5)
Obesity 393 (15.9) 233 (16.7) 160 (14.5)

Notes. Percentages are calculated from valid cases.