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. 2021 Jun 22;18(13):6683. doi: 10.3390/ijerph18136683

Table 2.

Participant demographic information.

Characteristic 2015 2016 2016/2
Gender
Male
Female

602 (45.7)
716 (54.3)

603 (49.5)
614 (50.5)

584 (47.7)
641 (52.3)
Age, years
18–34
35–44
45–54
55+

255 (19.3)
186 (14.1)
219 (16.6)
645 (48.9)

239 (19.6)
174 (14.3)
194 (15.9)
600 (49.3)

217 (17.7)
156 (12.7)
204 (16.7)
640 (52.2)
Marital status
Married/de facto
Separated/divorced
Widowed
Single

877 (66.5)
103 (7.8)
81 (6.1)
245 (18.6)

795 (65.3)
122 (10.0)
68 (5.6)
225 (18.5)

801 (65.4)
115 (9.4)
70 (5.7)
232 (18.9)
Country of birth
Australia
Other

989 (75.0)
326 (25.0)

878 (72.1)
339 (27.9)

898 (73.3)
327 (26.7)
Highest level of education (complete or incomplete)
Primary schooling or below
Secondary/high school
Technical studies or further education
University or other higher education

26 (1.9)
410 (31.1)
292 (22.2)
583 (44.2)

22 (1.9)
342 (28.1)
294 (24.2)
556 (45.7)

23 (1.9)
360 (29.4)
277 (22.6)
560 (45.7)
Employment status
Employed full-time
Employed part-time/casual
Unemployed
Retired/pensioner
Student
Home duties

496 (37.6)
276 (21.0)
61 (4.6)
384 (29.2)
35 (2.7)
57 (4.3)

467 (38.4)
289 (23.7)
45 (3.7)
347 (28.5)
25 (2.1)
38 (3.1)

462 (37.7)
262 (21.4)
48 (3.9)
372 (30.4)
28 (2.3)
40 (3.3)
State or territory residing
Australian Capital Territory (ACT)
New South Wales (NSW)
Northern Territory (NT)
Queensland (QLD)
South Australia (SA)
Tasmania (TAS)
Victoria (VIC)
Western Australia (WA)

33 (2.5)
380 (28.8)
28 (2.1)
271 (20.6)
89 (6.8)
35 (2.7)
347 (26.3)
131 (9.9)

30 (2.5)
390 (32.0)
10 (0.8)
267 (21.9)
77 (6.3)
18 (1.5)
319 (26.2)
106 (8.7)

20 (1.6)
369 (30.1)
13 (1.1)
267 (21.8)
95 (7.8)
26 (2.1)
318 (26.0)
116 (9.5)