Table 1.

Descriptive characteristics of the French and German samples.

	Groups	French version (n = 145)	German version (n = 274)
Categorical variables
Gender	Females	88 (60.7%)	181 (66.1%)
	Males	57 (39.3%)	92 (33.6%)
	Diverse	0 (0%)	1(0.4%)
Professional status	Students	29 (20%)	112 (40.9%)
	Retired	11 (7.6%)	6 (2.2%)
	Active	102 (70.3%)	148 (54%)
	Non-active	3 (2.1%)	8 (2.9%)
Chronic disease	Yes	17 (11.7%)	36 (13.1%)
	No	128 (88.3%)	236 (86.9%)
Psychological disorder	Yes	1 (0.7%)	2 (0.7%)
	No	144 (99.3%)	273 (99.3%)
Tutoring	Yes	52 (35.9%)	58 (21.2%)
	No	93 (64.1%)	216 (78.8%)
COVID-19	Suspected	9 (8.3%)	15 (5.4%)
	Diagnosed	3 (2.1%)	1 (0.4%)
Working habits	Change	88 (60.7%)	196 (71.5%)
	No change	18 (12.4%)	46 (16.8%)
	No more work	34 (24.4%)	31 (11.3%)
	n/a	5 (3.4%)	0 (0%)
Living location	Village	70 (48.3%)	47 (17.2%)
	Small city	34 (23.4%)	47(17.2%)
	Big city	41 (28.3%)	180 (65.7%)
Physical activity during the lockdown	Yes	135 (93.3%)	263 (96%)
	No	10 (6.7%)	11 (4%)
Continuous variables
Age (years)		40.7 ± 17.0	32.5 ± 11.9
Minutes per week of physical activity during the lockdown		303.2 ± 211.8	389.2 ± 268.1
Godin Index		38.1 ± 24.4	43.6 ± 24.6

Note. When the missing rate (n/a) is not listed, it is equal to 0. Results for continuous variables are presented as mean (±standard deviation).

COVID-19, coronavirus disease 2019.