. 2020 Dec 17;12(12):3865. doi: 10.3390/nu12123865

Table 1.

Comparison of sociodemographic characteristics in both samples.

	Polish Adults (n = 743)	Lebanese Adults (n = 519)	Degree of Freedom	Pearson Chi-Square, p-Value	Effect Size
	Frequency (%)	Frequency (%)	Degree of Freedom	Pearson Chi-Square, p-Value	Effect Size
Sex
Male	172 (23.1%)	222 (44.0%)		60.27, p < 0.001	V_Cramer 0.220
Female	571 (76.9%)	283 (56.0%)		60.27, p < 0.001	V_Cramer 0.220
Marital status
Single	653 (87.9%)	264 (51.7%)		202.16, p < 0.001	V_Cramer 0.402
Married	90 (12.1%)	247 (48.3%)		202.16, p < 0.001	V_Cramer 0.402
	Mean ± SD	Mean ± SD		Student’s t, p-value
Age (years)	24.80 ± 6.76	35.83 ± 14.48	1255	18.10, p < 0.001	Cohen’s d 0.976
Body Mass Index (kg/m²)	22.96 ± 3.66	24.45 ± 4.34	1214	6.42, p < 0.001	Cohen’s d 0.371

Some variables’ values might not add up to the total sample size because of missing values.