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. 2021 Dec 31;19(1):421. doi: 10.3390/ijerph19010421

Table 1.

Sample characteristics.

Variable Community Transmission Scenario
(n = 4670)
Clusters-of-Cases Scenario(Robles et al., 2020)
(n = 5938)
Personal and social characteristics
Gender, n (%), female 3475 (74.4) 4420 (74.4)
Age, years, mean ± SD 36.6 ± 10.1 ** 39.6 ± 11.9
Marital status, n (%) Single 2455 (52.6) 3217 (54.2)
Partnered 2215 (47.4) 2721 (45.8)
Education, n (%) <Graduate 2917 (62.5) ** 3521 (59.3)
Graduate degrees 1753 (37.5) 2417 (40.7)
Location, n (%) Metropolitan area a 2170 (46.5) ** 2509 (42.3)
Other states 2500 (53.5) 3429 (57.7)
Occupation, n (%) b Nurse 2204 (47.2) ** 1184 (19.9)
GP/MR c 1460 (31.3) ** 944 (15.9)
Medical specialist 1006 (21.5) ** 1050 (17.7)
Obesity, n (%) 1194 (25.6) * 1393 (23.5)
Domestic violence, n (%) 374 (8.0) 517 (8.7)
COVID-19 related variables
Personal COVID-19 status, n (%) No symptoms 4203 (90.0) 5703 (96.0)
Suspected/confirmed COVID-19 diagnosis 467 (10.0) ** 235 (4.0)
COVID-19 status among friends or relatives, n (%) No symptoms 4184 (89.6) 5552 (93.5)
Suspected/confirmed COVID-19 diagnosis 486 (10.4) ** 386 (6.5)
COVID-19 Frontline HCW, n (%) 2218 (47.5) ** 1389 (23.4)
Grieving for the death of close ones due to COVID-19, n (%) 981 (21.0) ** 392 (6.6)

a The highest number of COVID-19 cases in this phase of the pandemic in Mexico; b Comparisons between each category and all other categories as a single one; summatory of percentages in Clusters-of-cases scenario (Robles et al., 2020) is not the total sample given other occupation categories were included in that study; c GP: general practitioner; MR: Medical resident ** p ≤ 0.0001; Chi square tests (df = 2) with Yates correction or independent samples t-Student (for age) * p ≤ 0.05; Chi square tests (df = 2) with Yates correction.