Table 1.
Demographic data of study respondents*
| Total N = 3027 | Men N = 506 | Women N = 1989 | |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Age (median, IQR) |
40 (30-50) |
42 (31-52) |
39 (30-49) |
|
Body weight (mean ± SD) |
74.03 ± 16.03 |
90.74 ± 15.72 |
69.05 ± 12.52 |
|
Height (mean ± SD) |
172.84 ± 8.66 |
183.38 ± 7.61 |
169.76 ± 6.40 |
| Body mass index (mean ± SD) |
24.64 ± 4.22 |
26.90 ± 4.25 |
23.94 ± 4.00 |
|
Education (no, %) |
|||
| elementary school |
20 (0.80) |
2 (0.40) |
18 (0.90) |
| high school |
687 (27.54) |
129 (25.49) |
558 (28.05) |
| college or bachelor degree |
412 (16.51) |
81 (16.01) |
331 (16.64) |
| master's degree |
1137 (45.57) |
210 (41.50) |
927 (46.61) |
| PhD |
239 (9.58) |
84 (16.60) |
155 (7.79) |
|
Working status (no, %) |
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| employed |
2208 (73.09) |
391 (77.27) |
1428 (71.83) |
| unemployed |
535 (17.71) |
79 (15.61) |
373 (18.76) |
| retired |
152 (5.03) |
34 (6.72) |
79 (3.97) |
| maternity leave |
126 (4.17) |
2 (0.40) |
108 (5.43) |
|
Work rhythm during lockdown (no, %) |
|||
| no change in work rhythm |
221 (12.06) |
95 (20.83) |
180 (10.58) |
| work from home |
747 (40.78) |
176 (38.60) |
702 (41.27) |
| rotating shift work |
280 (15.28) |
68 (14.91) |
264 (15.52) |
| part-time working hours |
94 (5.13) |
16 (3.51) |
100 (5.88) |
| other |
490 (26.75) |
101 (22.15) |
455 (26.75) |
|
Living conditions during lockdown (no, %) |
|||
| alone |
295 (9.75) |
65 (12.85) |
169 (8.50) |
| with a partner |
510 (16.85) |
79 (15.61) |
337 (16.95) |
| with partner and children |
1038 (34.29) |
203 (40.12) |
675 (33.95) |
| with children |
178 (5.88) |
6 (1.19) |
123 (6.19) |
| with partner, children, and elderly |
450 (14.87) |
73 (14.43) |
302 (15.19) |
| other | 556 (18.37) | 80 (15.81) | 382 (19.22) |
*IQR – interquartile range; SD – standard deviation.