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. 2018 Jul 5;8:9669. doi: 10.1038/s41598-018-27909-w

Table 1.

Characteristics of life skill groups.

Life skill groups p
(linear contrast)
Low
(n = 2097)
1
(n = 2605)
2
(n = 2028)
3
(n = 1226)
4/5
(n = 887)
Age (years) mean ± SD 73.13 ± 10.34 72.97 ± 9.81 72.38 ± 9.70 71.51 ± 9.68 71.94 ± 9.28 <0.001
Gender, n (%)
  Men 907 (43.3) 1129 (43.3) 877 (43.2) 519 (42.3) 352 (39.7) 0.11
  Women 1190 (56.7) 1476 (56.7) 1151 (56.8) 707 (57.7) 535 (60.3)
Ethnicity, n (%)
  White 1811 (86.4) 2221 (85.3) 1677 (82.7) 997 (81.3) 718 (80.9) <0.001
  Black 200 (9.5) 283 (10.9) 275 (13.6) 178 (14.5) 131 (14.3)
  Other 86 (4.1) 101 (3.9) 76 (3.7) 51 (4.2) 38 (4.3)
Father’s education n (%)
  Lower 632 (30.1) 732 (28.1) 567 (28.0) 279 (22.8) 216 (24.4) <0.001
  Intermediate 771 (36.8) 954 (36.6) 704 (34.7) 470 (38.3) 278 (31.3)
  Higher 694 (33.1) 919 (35.3) 757 (37.3) 477 (38.9) 393 (44.3)
Educational qualifications, n (%)
  Less than high school 387 (18.5) 481 (18.5) 334 (16.5) 152 (12.4) 89 (10.0) <0.001
  High school 839 (40.0) 996 (38.2) 744 (36.7) 396 (32.3) 298 (33.6)
  Some college 468 (22.3) 596 (22.9) 480 (23.7) 308 (25.1) 223 (25.1)
  College and higher 403 (19.2) 532 (20.4) 470 (23.2) 370 (30.2) 277 (31.2)
  Baseline cognition (z scores) 22.49 ± 4.81 23.09 ± 4.61 23.51 ± 4.41 24.12 ± 4.39 24.77 ± 3.92 <0.001
mean ± SD