Table 2.
Sexual satisfaction of 60- to 96-year-old participants from the SNAC-B sample, in accordance with demographic characteristics, both in total and stratified by sex
| Characteristic | Not sexually satisfied n (%) | Sexually satisfied n (%) | P-value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Individuals | 246 (23%) | 803 (77%) | .009 |
| Male | 163 (31%) | 356 (69%) | |
| Female | 83 (16%) | 447 (84%) | |
| Age cohort | |||
| 60–66 years | 127 (25%) | 382 (75%) | .127 |
| Male | 78 (31%) | 170 (69%) | |
| Female | 49 (19%) | 212 (81%) | |
| 72–78 years | 56 (25%) | 167 (75%) | .315 |
| Male | 37 (32%) | 77 (68%) | |
| Female | 19 (17%) | 90 (83%) | |
| 81–87 years | 55 (21%) | 213 (79%) | .026 |
| Male | 44 (31%) | 99 (69%) | |
| Female | 11 (9%) | 114 (91%) | |
| ≥90 years | 8 (17%) | 41 (83%) | .217 |
| Male | 4 (29%) | 10 (71%) | |
| Female | 4 (11%) | 31 (89%) | |
| Cohabiting | 131 (23%) | 438 (77%) | |
| Male | 103 (31%) | 225 (69%) | |
| Female | 28 (12%) | 213 (88%) | |
| Low education | 151 (21%) | 559 (79%) | |
| Male | 52 (18%) | 241 (82%) | |
| Female | 99 (24%) | 318 (76%) | |
| Mid education | 26 (32%) | 56 (68%) | |
| Male | 18 (36%) | 32 (64%) | |
| Female | 8 (25%) | 24 (75%) | |
| High education | 66 (28%) | 171 (72%) | |
| Male | 44 (36%) | 78 (64%) | |
| Female | 22 (19%) | 93 (81%) | |
| PADL score | 45 (20%) | 176 (80%) | |
| Dependent | |||
| Male | 23 (30%) | 54 (70%) | |
| Female | 22 (15%) | 122 (85%) | |
| Independent | 197 (24%) | 618 (76%) | |
| Male | 139 (32%) | 297 (68%) | |
| Female | 58 (15%) | 321 (85%) | |
| Low household economic status | 36 (24%) | 116 (76%) | |
| Male | 20 (36%) | 35 (64%) | |
| Female | 16 (16%) | 81 (84%) | |
| High household economic status | 205 (23%) | 674 (77%) | |
| Male | 140 (31%) | 315 (69%) | |
| Female | 65 (15%) | 359 (85%) | |
| Poor self-reported health | 110 (27%) | 296 (73%) | |
| Male | 65 (39%) | 103 (61%) | |
| Female | 45 (19%) | 193 (81%) | |
| Good self-reported health | 122 (20%) | 474 (80%) | |
| Male | 94 (28%) | 244 (72%) | |
| Female | 28 (11%) | 230 (89%) |
P values < 0.05 represent the significance level for differences by sex using chi-square test. PADL score = personal activities of daily life, including dressing, bathing, toilet use, personal appearance, continence, transfer, and feeding.