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. 2019 Sep 11;16(18):3362. doi: 10.3390/ijerph16183362

Table 1.

The characteristics of survey participants.

Characteristics Male Female Total p
Sex, n (%) 21,512 (67.64) 10,294 (32.36) 31,806
a Age (year), mean (SD) 18.46 (0.90) 18.40 (0.81) 18.44 (0.87) 0.001
c Freshman cohort, n (%)
 2013–2014 3966 (66.33) 2013 (33.67) 5979 (18.80) 0.001
 2014–2015 5322 (65.26) 2833 (34.74) 8155 (25.64)
 2015–2016 4026 (67.90) 1903 (32.10) 5929 (18.64)
 2016–2017 3770 (71.07) 1535 (28.93) 5305 (16.68)
 2017–2018 4428 (68.78) 2010 (31.22) 6438 (20.24)
b Body mass index, mean (SD)
 BMI (kg/m2) 21.89 (3.18) 20.35 (2.77) 21.40 (3.14) 0.001
a Smoking, n (%) 127 (84.67) 23 (15.33) 159 (0.47) 0.001
a Drinking, n (%) 714 (82.83) 148 (117.17) 862 (2.69) 0.001
b Self-rated physical health, mean (SD)
 Physical health score (1–10) 5.19 (2.35) 5.08 (2.29) 5.16 (2.33) 0.001
b Self-rated mental health, mean (SD)
 Mental health score (1–10) 6.07 (2.63) 5.97 (2.63) 6.04 (2.63) 0.001
a Disease number, mean (SD) 0.57 (0.49) 0.62 (0.49) 0.59 (0.49) 0.001

Note: a p-values come from the Mann–Whitney U test; b p-values come from t-tests; c p-values come from Chi-squared tests.