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. 2019 Mar 28;28(9):2359–2372. doi: 10.1007/s11136-019-02163-3

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics

General population sample
(N = 200)
Migraine patient sample
(N = 200)
Age (mean, SD) 43.6 (16.2) 45.8 (15.2)
Gender (n, %)
 Male 102 (51.0%) 51 (25.5%)
 Female 98 (49.0%) 149 (74.5%)
Ethnic/racial background (n, %)
 White 155 (77.5%) 154 (77.0%)
 Asian 19 (9.5%) 12 (6.0%)
 Black 15 (7.5%) 20 (10.0%)
 Mixeda 7 (3.5%) 12 (6.0%)
 Otherb,c 4 (2.0%) 2 (1.0%)
Marital status (n, %)
 Not marriedd 105 (52.5%) 119 (59.5%)
 Married/cohabitating/living with partner 95 (47.5%) 81 (40.5%)
Employment status (n, %)
 Full-time work 80 (40.0%) 83 (41.5%)
 Part-time work 54 (27.0%) 44 (22.0%)
 Othere 66 (33.0%) 73 (36.5%)
Education level (n, %)
 University degree 105 (52.5%) 101 (50.5%)
 No university degree 95 (47.5%) 99 (49.5%)

aMixed ethnic/racial background includes White and Black Caribbean; White and Black African; White and Asian; and other mixed/multiple ethnic groups as reported by respondents

bOther ethnic/racial background in the general population sample includes Arab (1), African/American Indigenous People/Caucasian (1), half UK/Iraqi (1) and Somali (1) as reported by respondents

cOther ethnic/racial background in the migraine patient sample includes Arab (2)

dNot married includes single, divorced, separated, and widowed

eOther employment includes homemaker, student, unemployed, retired, disabled, and other as reported by the respondents