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. 2021 May 29;50(5):1628–1638. doi: 10.1093/ije/dyab099

Table 1.

Socio-demographic characteristics of individuals born in Finland in 1986–1996 (n = 650 680)

Controls Severe mental illness Depression Anxiety Substance misuse Violent crime arrest
Birth order
Individuals 522 195 15 530 56 000 39 710 39 611 44 578
Median age at first diagnosis or event [years (IQR)] 21.2 (18.7-24.1) 20.0 (17.3-23.2) 20.9 (18.1-23.9) 20.8 (18.8-23.5) 19.6 (17.6-22.2)
Sex
Men 263 116 (50.4%) 7697 (49.6%) 19 334 (34.5%) 14 924 (37.6%) 27 310 (68.9%) 33 838 (75.9%)
Women 259 079 (49.6%) 7833 (50.4%) 36 666 (65.5%) 24 786 (62.4%) 12 301 (31.1%) 10 740 (24.1%)
Birth year
1986 44 487 (8.5%) 1782 (11.5%) 5339 (9.5%) 3468 (8.7%) 3972 (10.0%) 5148 (11.5%)
1987 43 945 (8.4%) 1656 (10.7%) 5164 (9.2%) 3357 (8.5%) 3747 (9.5%) 4870 (10.9%)
1988 46 325 (8.9%) 1671 (10.8%) 5441 (9.7%) 3584 (9.0%) 3973 (10.0%) 4969 (11.1%)
1989 46 375 (8.9%) 1618 (10.4%) 5378 (9.6%) 3620 (9.1%) 3756 (9.5%) 4688 (10.5%)
1990 48 301 (9.2%) 1646 (10.6%) 5512 (9.8%) 3881 (9.8%) 3999 (10.1%) 4537 (10.2%)
1991 48 405 (9.3%) 1534 (9.9%) 5478 (9.8%) 3858 (9.7%) 3919 (9.9%) 4244 (9.5%)
1992 49 535 (9.5%) 1490 (9.6%) 5610 (10.0%) 4059 (10.2%) 3746 (9.5%) 4124 (9.3%)
1993 48 872 (9.4%) 1267 (8.2%) 5082 (9.1%) 3698 (9.3%) 3552 (9.0%) 3674 (8.2%)
1994 49 464 (9.5%) 1153 (7.4%) 4814 (8.6%) 3764 (9.5%) 3437 (8.7%) 3368 (7.6%)
1995 48 866 (9.4%) 978 (6.3%) 4363 (7.8%) 3310 (8.3%) 2925 (7.4%) 2690 (6.0%)
1996 47 620 (9.1%) 735 (4.7%) 3819 (6.8%) 3111 (7.8%) 2585 (6.5%) 2266 (5.1%)
First 217 643 (41.7%) 6462 (41.6%) 23 169 (41.4%) 16 816 (42.3%) 16 373 (41.3%) 17 953 (40.3%)
Second 179 675 (34.4%) 5130 (33.0%) 18 599 (33.2%) 13 110 (33.0%) 13 316 (33.6%) 14 624 (32.8%)
Third 81 254 (15.6%) 2499 (16.1%) 9000 (16.1%) 6301 (15.9%) 6499 (16.4%) 7491 (16.8%)
Fourth or higher 43 623 (8.4%) 1439 (9.3%) 5232 (9.3%) 3483 (8.8%) 3423 (8.6%) 4510 (10.1%)
Immigrant background 18 279 (3.5%) 639 (4.1%) 2233 (4.0%) 1567 (3.9%) 1865 (4.7%) 2053 (4.6%)
Urbanicity
Urban 291 022 (55.7%) 9605 (61.8%) 33 879 (60.5%) 24 494 (61.7%) 24 600 (62.1%) 25 631 (57.5%)
Semi-urban 84 421 (16.2%) 2298 (14.8%) 8399 (15.0%) 5892 (14.8%) 5904 (14.9%) 7072 (15.9%)
Rural 146 752 (28.1%) 3627 (23.4%) 13 722 (24.5%) 9324 (23.5%) 9107 (23.0%) 11 875 (26.6%)
Single-parent household 29 235 (5.6%) 1463 (9.4%) 5179 (9.2%) 3632 (9.1%) 4618 (11.7%) 5056 (11.3%)
Highest parental level of education
Primary 23 559 (4.5%) 1035 (6.7%) 3753 (6.7%) 2755 (6.9%) 3498 (8.8%) 4841 (10.9%)
Secondary 344 574 (66.0%) 10 326 (66.5%) 38 055 (68.0%) 26 765 (67.4%) 28 024 (70.7%) 33 257 (74.6%)
Tertiary 154 062 (29.5%) 4169 (26.8%) 14 192 (25.3%) 10 190 (25.7%) 8089 (20.4%) 6480 (14.5%)
Parental psychiatric disorders and antisocial behaviors
Parental severe mental illness 22 168 (4.2%) 2106 (13.6%) 5271 (9.4%) 3711 (9.3%) 3424 (8.6%) 3428 (7.7%)
Parental depression 69 601 (13.3%) 4469 (28.8%) 15 866 (28.3%) 10 725 (27.0%) 10 089 (25.5%) 10 362 (23.2%)
Parental anxiety 35 892 (6.9%) 2163 (13.9%) 7440 (13.3%) 5743 (14.5%) 4887 (12.3%) 5225 (11.7%)
Parental substance misuse 57 968 (11.1%) 3407 (21.9%) 11 717 (20.9%) 8221 (20.7%) 10 389 (26.2%) 11 426 (25.6%)
Parental violent-crime arrest 51 340 (9.8%) 2751 (17.7%) 9715 (17.3%) 6766 (17.0%) 9134 (23.1%) 11 920 (26.7%)