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. 2020 Jun 4;11:1426. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2020.01426

Table 2.

Characteristics of the study population and health risk behaviors during COVID-19 confinement.

N = 2,741 n (%) Mean (SD)
Age (y) 34.2 (13.0)
Gender
Men 1,320 (48.2)
Women 1,421 (51.8)
Marital status
Married or having a partner 1,216 (44.4)
Not married or having a partner 1,525 (55.6)
Occupation
Employed 1,693 (61.8)
Not employed 1,048 (38.2)
Education
Holding a university degree 1,680 (61.3)
Not holding a university degree 1 061 (38.7)
Body mass index
Underweight 81 (3.0)
Normal 2,032 (74.1)
Overweight 437 (15.9)
Obese 191 (7.0)
Alcohol consumption
Yes 1,368 (49.9)
No 1,373 (50.1)
Smoking
Yes 241 (8.8)
No 2,500 (91.2)
Fruit and vegetable consumption (piece/day)
<3 1,383 (50.5)
≥3 1,358 (49.5)
Sleep time (h/day)
≤ 6 115 (4.2)
>6 2,626 (95.8)
Screen time (h/day)
>2 2,678 (97.7)
≤ 2 63 (2.3)
WHO PA recommendations
<150 weekly minutes 1,219 (44.5)
≥150 weekly minutes 1,522 (55.5)
Exposure to COVID-19
Yes 288 (10.5)
No 2,453 (89.5)
Alone during COVID-19 confinement
Yes 209 (7.6)
No 2,532 (92.4)
Number of previous health risk behaviors
0–2 1,314 (47.9)
3 876 (32.0)
4–6 551 (20.1)
Health risk behaviors during COVID-19 confinement
More than before confinement 729 (26.6)
Equal 1,247 (45.5)
before confinement 765 (27.9)
Week of COVID-19 confinement
First 1,591 (58.1)
Second 615 (22.4)
Third 535 (19.5)