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. 2021 Oct 27;11(10):e055085. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2021-055085

Table 1.

Sample characteristics

Unweighted Weighted
n % n %
Age
 18–29 464 9.4 824 16.7
 30–39 772 15.6 852 17.3
 40–49 848 17.1 806 16.3
 50–59 904 18.3 867 17.6
 60–69 1011 20.4 711 14.4
 70–79 773 15.6 657 13.3
 80+ 178 3.6 218 4.4
Gender
 Male 2136 42.9 2402 48.3
 Female 2830 56.9 2567 51.6
 Other 10 0.2 7 0.1
Ethnicity
 White British 4261 86.3 3999 81.2
 Any other white background 319 6.5 335 6.8
 Mixed or multiple ethnic groups 64 1.3 100 2.0
 Asian or Asian British 164 3.3 306 6.2
 Black or black British 67 1.4 101 2.1
 Other 62 1.3 81 1.6
Country
 England 4369 87.9 4291 86.3
 Scotland 390 7.8 442 8.9
 Wales 212 4.3 237 4.8
Urban/rural status*
 Urban 3789 76.2 4006 80.6
 Rural 1182 23.8 965 19.4
Highest educational qualification
 Degree or equivalent, and above 2503 50.4 2077 41.8
 A levels or vocational level 3 or equivalent and above, but below degree 1005 20.2 1131 22.8
 Other qualifications below A levels or vocational level 3 or equivalent 788 15.9 838 16.9
 Other qualification 256 5.2 304 6.1
 No qualifications 416 8.4 618 12.4
Subjective financial status
 Living comfortably 1552 31.2 1289 26.0
 Doing alright 2028 40.8 2035 40.9
 Just about getting by 975 19.6 1132 22.8
 Finding it quite difficult 271 5.5 337 6.8
 Finding it very difficult 142 2.9 175 3.5
COVID-19 status
 Diagnosed with COVID-19 241 4.8 294 5.9
 Think definitely had COVID-19 140 2.8 172 3.5
 Think probably had COVID-19 710 14.3 755 15.2
 Think probably not had COVID-19 1945 39.1 1880 37.8
 Think definitely not had COVID-19 1393 28.0 1305 26.2
 Don't know if had COVID-19 547 11.0 566 11.4

*England and Wales, based on Office for National Statistics definition of urban as population greater than 10 000. Scotland based on Scottish Government definition of urban as population greater than 3000.