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. 2020 Jul 22;167:110263. doi: 10.1016/j.paid.2020.110263

Table 2.

Descriptive data on stockpiling during the Coronavirus outbreak in Denmark and United Kingdom.

Denmark
(N = 175)
United Kingdom
(N = 90)
All
(N = 265)
Females n(%) 128(74.9) 80(89.9) 208(80.0)
Age M(SD) 42.3(17.2) 47.8(9.5) 44.2(15.2)
Higher education n(%) 59(32.0) 51(22.2) 110(41.5)
Live alone n(%) 42(24.0) 4(4.5) 46(17.4)
How much shopped extra? n(%)
 A lot 1(0.6) 3(3.3) 4(1.5)
 Some 18(10.3) 38(42,2) 56(21.1)
 Little 67(38.3) 34(37.8) 101(38.1)
 None at all 89(50.9) 15(16.7) 104(39.2)
Ok that people do extra shopping? n(%)
 Yes 10(6.0) 5(5.6) 15(5.8)
 A little 119(70.8) 76(84.4) 195(75.6)
 No 39(23.2) 9(10.0) 48(18.6)
Reasons to shop extra M(SD)
 Panic (range 5–25) 16.9(4.38) 13.2(4.15) 15.1(4.65)
 Action (range 5–25)
Attitudes M(SD) 17.4(4.17) 18.5(3.62) 18.0(3.93)
 Are government's actions appropriate
(1 = much more is needed, 3 = appropriate, 5 = it's fare too much)
2.86(0.55) 2.13(0.94) 2.61(0.78)
 How serious is the crisis
(1 = extremely serious, 4 not serious)
1.41(0.57) 1.16(0.39) 1.32(0.53)
 Confidence in government's actions
(1 = full confidence, 5 = no confidence)
1.51(0.63) 2.7(1.07) 1.92(0.98)