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. 2021 Apr 23;23(4):e25480. doi: 10.2196/25480

Table 3.

Sociodemographic information of participating caregivers (N=30)a.

Characteristic Value
Age (years; n=29), mean (SD) 59.7 (9.9)
Gender (n=28), n (%)

Female 23 (82)

Male 5 (18)
Marital status (n=28), n (%)

Unmarried 3 (11)

In common-law marriage or married 17 (61)

Divorced 6 (21)

Widow 2 (7)
Educational level (n=27), n (%)

Primary school 5 (19)

Vocational school or vocational courses 10 (37)

Bachelor’s degree 2 (7)

Master’s degree 10 (37)
Employment status (n=29), n (%)

Unemployed 2 (7)

Student 1 (3)

Retired 16 (55)

Employed or on sick leave 10 (34)
Housing situation (n=29), n (%)

Living with a spouse or family 20 (69)

Living alone 9 (31)
Relationship with the person with SSDb (n=29), n (%)

Spouse 5 (17)

Child 6 (21)

Parent 15 (52)

Other 3 (10)
Duration of the illness of the person with SSD (years; n=28), n (%)

0-10 14 (50)

11-20 11 (39)

21-30 3 (11)
Duration of using mental health services (years; n=27), n (%)

0-10 10 (37)

11-20 14 (52)

21-30 3 (11)
Chronic illness of a caregiver (n=29), n (%)

No 18 (62)

Yes 11 (38)
Computer or internet skills (n=29), n (%)

Very good 7 (24)

Good 13 (45)

Neutral 8 (28)

Quite poor 1 (3)

Poor 0 (0)
Attitudes toward computers or internet (n=29), n (%)

Very positive 12 (41)

Positive 15 (52)

Neutral 2 (7)

Negative 0 (0)

Very negative 0 (0)

aThe number of responses varied depending on how many participants answered each question.

bSSD: schizophrenia spectrum disorder.