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. 2019 Jan 29;11(2):292. doi: 10.3390/nu11020292

Table 2.

Characteristics of the study participants (n = 567/%).

Dietary Group
Omnivores
(n = 417/73)
Non-Vegan Vegetarians 1
(n = 124/22)
Vegans
(n = 26/5)
Significance 2
Sex
Female (n = 379) 68 26 6 χ2 (2) = 14.753, p = 0.001
Male (n = 188) 84 14 2
Age
<25 (n = 73) 74 22 4
25–29 (n = 119) 64 31 4
30–39 (n = 143) 68 26 6
40–49 (n = 112) 75 20 5
>49 (n = 120) 88 8 4 χ2 (8) = 22.795, p = 0.004
Education
Comprehensive school (n = 33) 73 15 12
Senior high school/vocational school (n = 161) 80 16 5
Academic degree (n = 334) 72 24 4
Higher academic degree (n = 37) 59 38 3 χ2 (6) = 16.211, p = 0.002
Place of residence
City area (n = 445) 70 25 5
Rural area (n = 122) 86 12 2 χ2 (2) = 12.772, p = 0.002

1 The non-vegan vegetarian group includes semi-vegetarians (n = 97), lacto-vegetarians (n = 25), and lacto-ovo-vegetarians (n = 3). 2 Pearson Chi-Square test.