Table 1.
Sociodemographic data of the sample regarding gender.
| Men N = 107 |
Women N = 75 |
Total N = 182 |
|
|---|---|---|---|
| Age | |||
| Rank | 24 to 61 | 29 to 59 | 24 to 61 |
| M (SD) | 43.59 (9.15) | 44.17 (8.13) | 43.83 (8.72) |
| Studies | |||
| High school education | (n = 37) 34.57% | (n = 20) 26.7% | (n = 57) 31.31% |
| Professional training | (n = 31) 28.97% | (n = 18) 24% | (n = 49) 27% |
| University studies | (n = 39) 36.46% | (n = 37) 49.30% | (n = 76) 41.69% |
| Region (Comunidad Autónoma) | |||
| Madrid | (n = 48) 44.9% | (n = 36) 48% | (n = 84) 46.15% |
| Castilla-León | (n = 31) 29% | (n = 22) 29.4% | (n = 53) 29.13% |
| Castilla La Mancha | (n = 28) 26.1% | (n = 17) 22.6% | (n = 45) 24.72% |
| Rank | |||
| Upper Management | (n = 6) 5.61% | (n = 3) 4% | (n = 9) 5% |
| Executive Management | (n = 35) 32.71% | (n = 20) 26.67% | (n = 55) 30.22% |
| Police Officers | (n = 66) 61.68% | (n = 52) 69.33% | (n = 118) 64.78% |
| Years of service | |||
| Rank | 2 to 35 years | 1 to 35 years | 1 to 35 years |
| M (SD) | 18.58 (9.34) | 14.71 (9.78) | 16.9 (SD = 9.7) |