Table 1.
Descriptive statistics for respondents to the BBC stress test (n = 18,718). The BBC stress test 2011. Sample population: Residents of England.
Age | |
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Mean Age | 42.9 years old (standard deviation 13.4) |
Age Range | 18–85 years old |
Percentage Individuals aged 66 years and older | 4% |
Ethnicity | |
White | 96% |
Education | |
No GCSE | 1.8% |
GCSE | 8.2% |
Post 16 Vocational Course | 2.2% |
A-levels | 13% |
Undergraduate education | 47% |
Postgraduate education | 27% |
Occupational Status | |
Still at school/university | 5.7% |
FT employment | 55% |
PT Employment | 14% |
Self Employed | 9.8% |
Unemployed | 5% |
Retired | 8.5% |
Voluntary | 1.8% |
Income | |
Up to £9999 (less than £199 per week) | 9.2% |
£10,000 - £19,999 (£200–389 per week) | 15.5% |
£20,000 – £29,999 (£390–579 per week) | 18% |
30,000 – £39,999 (£580–769 per week) | 16% |
£40,000 – £49,999 (£770–969 per week) | 12% |
£50,000 – £74,999 (£970–1449 per week) | 16% |
£75,000 plus (£1450 plus per week) | 13% |
Relationship Status | |
In a relationship (not married/not living together) | 8% |
Cohabiting | 16% |
Married (first marriage) | 38% |
Civil partnership | 0.68% |
Divorced | 6.8% |
Divorced and remarried | 7.33% |
Separated (but still legally married) | 2.54% |
Widowed | 1.7% |
Widowed and remarried | 0.4% |
Single and never married | 19% |