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. 2020 Feb 28;36(5):957–964. doi: 10.1007/s13187-020-01721-5

Table 1.

Characteristics of the study population

Total, n = 2007
n (%)
Male, n = 1007
n (%)
Female, n = 1000
n (%)
P value
Age (years) 0.017
  30–44 725 (36) 338 (34) 387 (39)
  45–59 1282 (64) 669 (66) 613 (61)
Ethnicity 0.192
  Norwegian 1593 (79) 800 (79) 793 (79)
  Other 186 (9) 102 (10) 84 (8)
  Missing 228 (11) 123 (12) 105 (11)
Educational level < 0.001
  Primary school (7–10 years) 93 (5) 46 (5) 47 (5)
  High school (general) 181 (9) 86 (9) 95 (10)
  High school (vocational) 295 (15) 163 (16) 132 (13)
  Technical 178 (9) 114 (11) 64 (6)
  University/college (minimum 4 years) 1260 (63) 598 (59) 662 (66)
Household income (Norwegian kroner) < 0.001
  < 200,000–400,000 125 (7) 44 (5) 81 (9)
  400,000–800,000 515 (28) 246 (27) 269 (29)
  800,000–1,200,000 697 (38) 364 (40) 333 (36)
  More than 1,200,000 388 (21) 218 (24) 170 (19)
  Missing 113 (6) 45 (5) 68 (7)
Area of residency 0.508
  Capital area Oslo/Akershus 442 (22) 222 (22) 220 (22)
  Eastern Norway 767 (38) 384 (38) 384 (38)
  Southern and Western Norway 301 (15) 162 (16) 139 (14)
  Central and Northern Norway 497 (25) 240 (24) 257 (26)
Occupation < 0.001
  Full time work 1595 (80) 882 (88) 713 (71)
  Part time work 201 (10) 39 (4) 162 (16)
  Social insurance 167 (8) 66 (7) 101 (10)
  Othera 44 (2) 20 (2) 24 (2)

aOther = at home, student, retired