Table 3.

Means ± standard deviations of quality of life indicators for all respondents during the outbreak of COVID-19 (N = 2251) by sex and age range.

	Young Adults			Middle Adults			Older Adults			Global Sample
Variables	Women (n = 691)	Men (n = 247)	Total (N = 938)	Women (n = 885)	Men (n = 290)	Total (N = 1175)	Women (n = 89)	Men (n = 49)	Total (N = 138)	Women (n = 1665)	Men (n = 586)	Total (n = 2251)
WHOQOL
Total score	54.11 ± 8.01	54.97 ± 8.05	54.34 ± 8.03	54.07 ± 7.56	55.59 ± 7.69	54.44 ± 7.61	54.18 ± 7.74	55.32 ± 7.80	54.48 ± 7.77	54.18 ± 7.75	55.32 ± 7.80	54.48 ± 7.77
Physical health	14.11 ± 2.38	14.55 ± 2.29	14.23 ± 2.36	14.02 ± 2.23	14.54 ± 2.24	14.15 ± 2.24	14.24 ± 2.40	14.32 ± 2.04	14.27 ± 2.27	14.07 ± 2.30	14.53 ± 2.25	14.19 ± 2.29
Psychological health	12.82 ± 2.66	13.36 ± 2.54	12.97 ± 2.66	13.30 ± 2.31	13.98 ± 2.38	13.46 ± 2.34	13.39 ± 2.16	13.93 ± 2.32	13.26 ± 2.49	13.11 ± 2.46	13.71 ± 2.50	13.26 ± 2.49
Environmental health	13.56 ± 2.11	13.92 ± 2.16	13.65 ± 2.13	13.18 ± 2.27	13.43 ± 2.15	13.24 ± 2.24	13.96 ± 1.99	13.68 ± 1.91	13.86 ± 1.96	13.38 ± 2.20	13.66 ± 2.14	13.45 ± 2.19
Social relations	13.61 ± 3.15	13.13 ± 3.18	13.49 ± 3.16	13.57 ± 2.88	13.65 ± 2.85	13.59 ± 2.88	14.23 ± 2.50	13.58 ± 2.33	14.00 ± 2.45	13.63 ± 2.98	13.42 ± 2.96	13.57 ± 2.98