Table 1.
Sociodemographic data of survey participants and their WEMWBS total scores (unweighted N = 11391, weighted N = 11393).
| No. (%) of respondents |
WEMWBS total score (weighted)a |
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|---|---|---|---|
| Characteristics | Unweighted | Weighted | Mean (S.D.) |
| Age, year | |||
| 16-29 | 3404 (29.88) | 2421 (21.26) | 47.80 (7.23) |
| 30-49 | 5316 (46.67) | 3488 (30.61) | 49.49 (6.35) |
| 50-64 | 2043 (17.94) | 2651 (23.27) | 51.75 (9.05) |
| 65-74 | 547 (4.80) | 2469 (21.67) | 52.61 (16.15) |
| ≥75 | 81 (0.7) | 364 (3.20) | 55.04 (13.34) |
| Sex | |||
| Male | 2557 (22.45) | 5415 (47.5) | 50.74 (11.85) |
| Female | 8782 (77.10) | 5932 (52.06) | 50.37 (6.70) |
| Other | 52 (0.46) | 52 (0.46) | 42.69 (9.32) |
| Marital status | |||
| Single, divorced, or widowed | 4033 (35.41) | 4215 (37) | 49.45 (9.05) |
| With a partner | 7358 (64.59) | 7178 (63) | 51.14 (7.59) |
| Children less than 10 years old | |||
| No | 9061 (79.55) | 9870 (86.62) | 49.61 (6.21) |
| Yes | 2330 (20.45) | 1521 (13.38) | 50.64 (8.58) |
| Employment status | |||
| Employed | 5406 (47.46) | 4440 (38.97) | 50.08 (7.17) |
| Independent | 746 (6.55) | 721 (6.33) | 51.20 (8.08) |
| Unemployed | 538 (4.72) | 455 (3.99) | 47.31 (8.03) |
| Student | 1243 (10.91) | 874 (7.68) | 46.48 (7.39) |
| Other with no activity | 322 (2.83) | 243 (2.13) | 47.02 (9.27) |
| Unable to work due to disability | 160 (1.40) | 149 (1.31) | 44.47 (9.41) |
| Retired | 721 (6.33) | 2606 (22.87) | 52.77 (14.10) |
| Heath professional | 2255 (19.80) | 1907 (16.73) | 51.67 (6.76) |
| Educational level (ISCED 2011)b | |||
| ≤3 | 727 (6.38) | 1074 (9.42) | 50.00 (9.03) |
| 4 | 1326 (11.64) | 1485 (13.03) | 49.64 (11.62) |
| 5-6 | 3985 (34.98) | 3727 (32.71) | 50.27 (7.81) |
| ≥6 | 5353 (46.99) | 5108 (44.83) | 51.02 (7.60) |
| Psychiatric history | |||
| Ongoing | 1244 (10.92) | 1031 (9.05) | 45.02 (8.56) |
| Past | 1632 (14.33) | 1622 (14.24) | 48.40 (8.52) |
| No psychiatric history | 8515 (74.75) | 8740 (76.71) | 51.55 (7.69) |
a
Data were weighted using age and gender distributions from the 2020 French census
b
ISCED (International Standard Classification of Education) is the reference international classification for organizing education programs and related qualifications by levels and fields. An ISCED≤3 level corresponds to secondary education and below. ISCED 4 corresponds to the “baccalaureate” a French diploma that allows access to higher education. An ISCED of 6 and above corresponds to a “bachelor” level degree and above.