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. 2020 Sep 11;17(18):6625. doi: 10.3390/ijerph17186625

Table 1.

Demographics of groups 1, 2, and 3, and perception of the effects of radiation exposure on heath.

Variables Reference Group 1 (n = 138) Group 2 (n = 223) Group 3 (n = 668) p-Value
Sex Male/Female 82/56 (59.4%) 122/101 (54.7%) 350/318 (52.4%) 0.308
Age ≥60/<60 years 105/33 (76.1%) 148/75 (66.4%) 460/208 (68.9%) 0.139
Living with children aged <18 years Yes/No 9/129 (6.5%) 39/184 (17.5%) 147/521 (22.0%) <0.001 *
Concerns about consuming locally sourced food Yes/No 42/96 (30.4%) 125/98 (56.1%) 393/275 (58.8%) <0.001 *
Belief that living in Tomioka will cause cancer Yes/No 35/103 (25.4%) 103/120 (46.2%) 362/306 (54.2%) <0.001 *
Belief that genetic effects will appear in next generation Yes/No 57/81 (41.3%) 143/80 (64.1%) 413/255 (61.8%) <0.001 *

Values for groups 1, 2, and 3 are shown as n (%). * Significant difference using the chi-squared test.