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. 2018 Mar 31;91(5):581–589. doi: 10.1007/s00420-018-1303-x

Table 1.

Frequency (%) data on demographics and smoking and walking habits for three groups exposed to different levels of air pollution, and results from group comparisons

Exposure level
Low Medium High Chi2 p value
Men 148 (33.5) 138 (31.2) 156 (35.3) 1.44 0.49
Married/cohabiting 197 (34.0) 197 (34.0) 186 (32.1) 1.49 0.48
Age (years) 5.38 0.49
 18–29 46 (27.5) 57 (34.1) 64 (38.3)
 30–44 94 (33.8) 98 (35.3) 86 (30.9)
 45–64 131 (34.4) 118 (31.0) 132 (34.6)
 ≥65 63 (36.2) 57 (32.8) 54 (31.0)
Highest level of education 4.56 0.34
 Elementary school 52 (34.4) 45 (29.8) 54 (35.8)
 High school 182 (33.1) 186 (33.8) 182 (33.1)
 University 97 (33.4) 97 (33.4) 96 (33.1)
Income group (euros monthly per person in household) 6.83 0.56
 ≥ 350 95 (33.3) 88 (30.9) 102 (35.8)
 351–450 79 (39.7) 61 (30.7) 59 (29.6)
 451–600 53 (34.4) 54 (35.1) 47 (30.5)
 601–750 39 (32.2) 40 (33.1) 42 (34.7)
 ≥750 53 (28.8) 65 (35.3) 66 (35.9)
Home language 1.48 0.48
 Estonian 223 (33.0) 231 (34.2) 221 (32.7)
 Russian/other 111 (34.2) 99 (30.5) 115 (35.4)
Children in household
 <6 years 51 (38.6) 39 (29.5) 42 (31.8) 1.94 0.38
 <18 years 101 (32.1) 109 (34.6) 105 (33.3) 0.61 0.74
Level of urbanity 2.57 0.63
 Large city 163 (32.1) 169 (33.3) 175 (34.5)
 Town 76 (37.8) 65 (32.3) 60 (29.9)
 Rural area 95 (32.5) 96 (32.9) 101 (34.6)
Current smoker 102 (30.7) 118 (35.5) 112 (33.7) 4.49 0.11
Walking (times weekly) 5.7 0.22
 ≤2 120 (34.1) 124 (35.2) 108 (30.7)
 3–5 112 (35.6) 102 (32.4) 101 (32.1)
 ≥6 98 (30.2) 102 (31.4) 125 (38.5)