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. 2020 Sep 29;20:101213. doi: 10.1016/j.pmedr.2020.101213

Table 1.

Characteristics of the study participants.

n = 1095
Mean age, years (SD) 50.2 (9.5)
Sex Male 344 (31.4)
Female 751 (68.6)
Mean (SD) body mass index, kg/m2 22.8 (3.7)
Mean (SD) education, years 14.7 (2.0)
Self-rated economic status Good/Very good 766 (70.0)
Poor/Very poor 329 (30.0)
Marital status Married 740 (67.6)
Unmarried 355 (32.4)
Smoking status Never or former 936 (85.5)
Current 159 (14.5)
Alcohol consumption Never 210 (19.2)
Sometimes 614 (56.1)
Every day 271 (24.7)
Hiring status Full-time employee 852 (76.3)
Other 243 (23.7)
Job-type Sales worker 256 (23.4)
Other 839 (76.6)
Weekly overtime working hours Not applicable (e.g., working as a freelancer) 65 (5.9)
<10 h 752 (68.7)
≥10 h 278 (25.4)
Psychological distress Mean (SD) K6, pointsa 3.2 (3.4)
Low (<5 points) 794 (72.5)
High (≥5 points) 301 (27.5)
Work engagement (n = 1086) Mean (SD) UWES, points 2.9 (1.4)
Low (<3 points) 509 (46.9)
High (≥3 points) 577 (53.1)
Mean (SD) accelerometer-wearing duration, days Workday 10.6 (4.4)
Non-workday 3.6 (2.2)
Mean (%)b time-use composition, min/day
Workday Sleep 344.4 (23.9)
SB 699.8 (48.6)
LPA 315.0 (21.9)
MVPA 80.8 (5.6)
Non-workday Sleep 426.8 (29.6)
SB 585.2 (40.6)
LPA 362.2 (25.2)
MVPA 65.8 (4.6)

SB, sedentary behavior; LPA, light-intensity physical activity; MVPA, moderate- to vigorous-intensity physical activity; K6, the 6-item Kessler Psychological Distress Scale; UWES, the Utrecht Work Engagement Scale.

Values are numbers (percentages) unless stated otherwise.

a

A higher score indicates a higher level of psychological distress.

b

Time-use composition presented as geometric means normalized to 24 h. The respective geometric means in percentages are presented in parentheses.