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. 2017 Dec 6;12(12):e0188363. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0188363

Table 1. General characteristics of the study population (n = 3561).

Total Missing
N (%) N (%)
Family characteristics
Maternal educational level High 1164 (33.8) 116 (3.3)
Mid-high 929 (27.0)
Mid-low 911 (26.4)
Low 441 (12.8)
Net household income More than €3300/month 1378 (50.0) 805 (22.6)
€2000-3300/month 1026 (37.2)
Less than €2000/month 352 (12.8)
Single parenthood Yes 199 (5.8) 159 (4.5)
No 3203 (94.2)
Maternal age Years (mean, SD) 31.9 (4.4) 0
Siblings Yes 2670 (82.6) 327 (9.2)
No 564 (17.4)
Child characteristics
Child’s exact age Age 2 years 24.4 (1.1) 658 (18.5)
Months (mean, SD) Age 3 years 36.5 (1.1) 806 (22.6)
Age 4 years 48.5 (1.0) 728 (20.4)
Age 6 years 71.8 (4.8) 262 (7.4)
Age 9 years 116.2 (3.4) 613 (17.2)
Gender Girl 1766 (49.6) 0
Boy 1795 (50.4)
TV viewing time ≥1 hour/day Age 2 years 266 (10.0) 913 (25.6)
Age 3 years 704 (27.5) 1004 (28.2)
Age 4 years 906 (32.4) 764 (21.5)
Age 6 years 1652 (52.9) 436 (12.2)
Age 9 years 1858 (69.8) 900 (25.3)
TV viewing time ≥2 hour/day Age 2 years 0 (0) 913 (25.6)
Age 3 years 100 (3.9) 1004 (28.2)
Age 4 years 154 (5.5) 764 (21.5)
Age 6 years 361 (11.6) 436 (12.2)
Age 9 years 643 (24.2) 900 (25.3)

Table is based on non-imputed dataset.

Values are means (SD) for normally distributed continuous variables and frequencies (percentage) for categorical variables.