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. 2020 Apr 28;54:47. doi: 10.11606/s1518-8787.2020054002494

Table 1. Demographic data of the sample (N = 276).

Participants’ characteristics Percentage (n)
Age 40.3 (13.6) a
Sex  
Men 29% (79)
Women 71% (197)
Ethnicity or race  
White 77% (213)
Mixed race 13% (37)
Black 2.3% (7)
Yellow (Asian) 7% (17)
Indigenous 0.7% (2)
Marital status  
Single 43% (119)
Married/Common-law marriage 48% (132)
Divorced/widowed 9% (25)
Schooling  
Graduate studies 42% (117)
College 33% (91)
Some College 18% (49)
Secondary education 5% (14)
Some secondary education 0.5% (1)
Some / primary education 1.5% (4)
No formal education 0
Monthly household income  
Over 10,001,00 28% (76)
Between R$ 5,001.00 and R$ 10,000.00 31% (85)
Between R$ 3,001.00 and R$ 5,000.00 21% (59)
Between R$ 1,001.00 and R$ 3,000.00 19% (52)
Less than 1,000.00 1% (3)
Locomotion transportation  
Public transportation 37% (101)
Private vehicles (taxi, apps and alike) 7% (16)
Personal vehicle 49% (135)
Walking 7% (16)
Chronic diseases  
Arterial hypertension 10% (27)
Diabetes mellitus 7% (18)
Immunodeficiency disorders 12% (33)
Respiratory disorders 6% (11)
None 65% (179)
Health system used  
Public 32% (88)
Private 68% (187)

a Mean (standard deviation)