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. 2017 Sep 15;9(9):1023. doi: 10.3390/nu9091023

Table 1.

Sociodemographic characteristics of the sample (Nutrinet-Santé Study 2009–2015, n = 93,823).

Sociodemographic Characteristics n % p 1
Sex <0.0001
Men 20,632 21.9
Women 73,191 78.1
Age (years) <0.0001
18–30 9856 10.5
30–50 39,082 41.6
50–65 27,630 29.4
65+ 17,255 18.3
BMI (kg/m2) <0.0001
≥30 8541 9.1
25–30 20,059 21.3
20–25 60,176 64.1
<20 5047 5.3
Educational level <0.0001
Post graduate 32,702 34.8
Under graduate 29,155 31.0
Secondary 29,541 31.4
Primary 2425 2.5
Occupational categories
Managerial staff 21,511 22.9
Intermediate profession 15,171 16.1
Self-employed 1989 2.1
Manual worker 18,397 19.6
Retired 20,949 22.3
Never employed 15,806 16.8
Monthly household income classes <0.0001
Refused to declare 10,951 11.6
>2700 € 21,752 23.1
1800–2700 € 21,762 23.1
1200–1800 € 23,101 24.6
<1200 € 16,257 17.3
Smoking status 0.01
Smoker 14,453 15.4
Ex-smoker 33,296 35.4
Never smoked 46,074 49.1
Household composition <0.0001
Alone without children 21,447 22.8
Alone with at least one child 4041 4.3
Two adults living as a couple without children 41,486 44.2
Two adults living as w couple with at least one child 26,849 28.6

1 p for chi2 tests.