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. 2020 Nov 14;17(22):8444. doi: 10.3390/ijerph17228444

Table 1.

Participants’ characteristics.

Participants’ Characteristics n * (%)
Age
25–34 392 (27.0%)
35–44 427 (29.4%)
45–54 410 (28.2%)
55–64 225 (15.5%)
Gender
Female 924 (63.5%)
Male 523 (36.0%)
Other 7 (0.5%)
Health issues putting the participant at risk of a severe form of COVID-19
Obesity 103 (7.1%)
Hypertension 97 (6.7%)
Other risk factors 259 (17.8%)
ALD status 189 (13.0%)
At-risk behavior from the previous COVID pandemics
Smoking (no detail on the amount) 403 (27.7%)
Drinking (no detail on the amount or frequency) 1076 (74.0%)
Diploma
Less than 2 years of study after the Baccalauréat 229 (15.7%)
2 years of study after the Baccalauréat 218 (15.0%)
More than 2 years of study after the Baccalauréat 1007 (69.3%)
Impact of the crisis on the income
Yes 498 (34.3%)
No 956 (65.7%)
Composition of the household during confinement
Living alone 287 (19.7%)
Living with children 615 (42.3%)
Living with a vulnerable person 214 (14.7%)
Characteristics of the place of residence during confinement
Overcrowded 81 (5.6%)
Access to a private outside place (garden, balcony, etc.) 1163 (80.0%)
Breakdown of the participants between groups based on the impact of COVID-19 on their territory of residence during confinement
Group 1 601 (41.3%)
Group 2 373 (25.7%)
Group 3 168 (11.6%)
Group 4 312 (21.5%)
Mental state indicator
0 150 (10.3%)
1 205 (14.1%)
2 381 (26.2%)
3 718 (49.4%)
Concern about COVID-19′s impact Mean IC 95%
Concerns about one’s health 4.6 (4.5–4.7)
Concerns about one’s relatives 6.5 (6.4–6.6)
Concerns about one’s financial state 4.7 (4.5–4.8)
Total: n = 1454