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. 2020 Jul 1;10(7):e036101. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2019-036101

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics of participants vs the source and sample populations

Source population Sample population Participants Participants willing to take part in subsequent surveys
N=14 350 N=9990 N=902 N=665
n (%) n (%) n (%) n (%)
Gender
 Female 5117 (35.7) 3552 (35.5) 320 (35.5) 236 (35.5)
 Male 9233 (64.3) 6446 (64.5) 582 (64.5) 429 (64.5)
Age*
 18–29 6135 (42.8) 4265 (42.7) 197 (21.8) 148 (22.2)
 30–39 4769 (33.2) 3315 (33.1) 310 (34.4) 218 (32.8)
 40–49 2263 (15.8) 1604 (16.0) 230 (25.5) 173 (26.0)
 50–64 1034 (7.2) 721 (7.2) 145 (16.1) 112 (16.9)
 >64 149 (1.0) 95 (1.0) 20 (2.2) 14 (2.1)
Civil status*
 Unmarried 5879 (41.0) 4047 (40.5) 236 (26.1) 176 (26.5)
 Married 7873 (54.8) 5545 (55.5) 595 (66.0) 433 (65.1)
 Other† 598 (4.2) 398 (4.0) 71 (7.9) 56 (8.4)
Year granted residency in Norway
 2015 2993 (20.8) 2081 (20.8) N/A‡ N/A‡
 2016 7513 (52.4) 5267 (52.7)

*Age and civil status for the two participating groups was based on participants’ answers in the questionnaire.

†Includes widow(er), separated, divorced.

‡Individual-level data on the year residency was granted was not provided by the Norwegian National Registry.