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. 2018 Mar 7;15(3):463. doi: 10.3390/ijerph15030463

Table 1.

Frequency distributions for the final study sample (n = 7970). Data: China Health and Nutrition Survey, 2011.

Variables Measurements Observations (n, %) (n = 7970)
Psychological well beings:
“I had as much pep as I had in 2010” Neutral 2086 (26.2)
Disagree 2400 (30.1)
Agree 3484 (43.7)
“I am as happy now as when I was younger” Neutral 2460 (30.9)
Disagree 2053 (25.8)
Agree 3457 (43.4)
“As I get older, things are better than I thought they would be” Neutral 2491 (31.3)
Disagree 1210 (15.2)
Agree 4269 (53.6)
Primary predictors:
Fast food Neutral 669 (8.4)
Dislike 6276 (78.7)
Like 234 (2.9)
Do not eat 791 (9.9)
Salty snacks Neutral 995 (12.5)
Dislike 6202 (77.8)
Like 386 (4.8)
Do not eat 387 (4.9)
Fruits Neutral 1400 (17.6)
Dislike 509 (6.4)
Like 6037 (75.7)
Do not eat 24 (0.3)
Vegetables Neutral 754 (9.5)
Dislike 141 (1.8)
Like 7060 (88.6)
Do not eat 15 (0.2)
Sweetened beverages/soft drinks Neutral 1993 (25.0)
Dislike 4868 (61.1)
Like 1012 (12.7)
Do not eat 97 (1.2)
Covariates:
Age, in years (mean ± SD) 60.1 ± 10.0
Gender Male 803 (47.7)
Female 4167 (52.3)
Disease status No 6290 (78.9)
Yes 1680 (21.1)
Employment status No 4237 (53.2)
Yes 3733 (46.8)
Marital Status No 1121 (14.1)
Yes 6849 (85.9)
Educational attainment Lower education 3673 (46.1)
Middle School/High school 3330 (41.8)
Technical school 442 (5.5)
University/college or above 525 (6.6)
Gross household income quintiles 1 (Lowest) 928 (11.6)
2 4183 (52.5)
3 2098 (26.3)
4 617 (7.7)
5 (Highest) 144 (1.8)
Community Rural 4574 (57.4)
Urban 3396 (42.6)
Province North East 1284 (16.1)
East Coastal 1470 (18.4)
Central 1249 (15.7)
South 2051 (25.7)
Municipals 1916 (24.0)