Table 2.
Demographic and socioeconomic characteristics of the sample.
Characteristic | Participants (N=2949), n (%) | ||
Sex | |||
|
Male | 1440 (48.8) | |
|
Female | 1509 (51.2) | |
Age (years) | |||
|
18-24 | 786 (26.7) | |
|
25-29 | 549 (18.6) | |
|
30-34 | 653 (22.1) | |
|
35-39 | 477 (16.2) | |
|
40-44 | 189 (6.4) | |
|
45-49 | 138 (4.7) | |
|
50-54 | 79 (2.7) | |
|
55-59 | 53 (1.8) | |
|
≥60 | 25 (0.8) | |
Marital status | |||
|
Single | 1342 (45.5) | |
|
Married | 1607 (54.5) | |
Education | |||
|
High school graduate or less | 727 (24.7) | |
|
Professional school | 755 (25.6) | |
|
Bachelor’s degree | 1131 (38.4) | |
|
Postgraduate degree | 336 (11.4) | |
Income, ¥ (US $) | |||
|
<70,000 (10,072) | 1030 (35.2) | |
|
70,001-100,000 (10,073-14,389) | 519 (17.6) | |
|
100,001-150,000 (14,390-21,583) | 656 (22.2) | |
|
150,001-300,000 (21,584-43,167) | 479 (16.2) | |
|
>300,001 (43,168) | 255 (8.6) |