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. 2021 Jun 8;18(12):6193. doi: 10.3390/ijerph18126193

Table 1.

Socio-demographic characteristics of What Matters sample (n = 359).

n %
Age group
  18–19 years 12 3.3
  20–29 years 48 13.4
  30–39 years 50 13.9
  40–49 years 64 17.8
  50–59 years 69 19.2
  60–69 years 71 19.8
  70–79 years 28 7.8
  80+ years 8 2.2
  Missing 9 2.5
Sex
  Male 152 42.3
  Female 205 57.1
  Other 2 0.6
  Missing - -
Education level
  Year 10 or below 193 53.9
  Year 11 or 12 52 14.0
  TAFE certificate/diploma, trade certificate 73 20.3
  University 31 8.6
  Missing 10 2.8
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander group
  Aboriginal 303 84.4
  Torres Strait Islander 21 5.8
  Both Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander 23 6.4
  Missing 12 3.3
Marital status
  Single 136 37.9
  Defacto/married 153 42.6
  Widowed 37 10.3
  Separated or divorced 21 5.8
  Missing 12 3.3
Main employment status
  Employed 126 35.1
  Student 8 2.2
  Retired/Pension 101 28.1
  Home duties 24 6.7
  Other 4 1.1
  Not working 87 24.2
  Missing 9 2.5
Main language at home
  English 289 80.5
  Other language 39 10.9
  Two or more languages 22 6.1
  Missing 9 2.5
Annual household income
  Less than $25,000 176 49.0
  $25,000–$40,000 63 17.5
  $40,000–$80,000 68 18.9
  More than $80,000 29 8.1
  Don’t know 2 0.6
  Missing 21 5.8
Remoteness
  Major city 57 15.9
  Inner and Outer Regional 205 57.1
  Remote and Very Remote 97 27.0