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. 2022 Jan 20;17(1):e0262752. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0262752

Table 1. Demographics of survey respondents (n = 1,000).

Variable Category Whole Cohort Chinese Malay Indian
Age group 20–39 years old 385 123 (34.5) 138 (43) 124 (38.5)
40–59 years old 395 137 (38.4) 124 (38.6) 134 (41.6)
60–75 years old 220 97 (27.2) 59 (18.4) 64 (19.9)
Gender Female 521 186 (52.1) 168 (52.3) 167 (51.9)
Male 479 171 (47.9) 153 (47.7) 155 (48.1)
Education level Low education (primary school or less) 194 65 (18.2) 70 (21.8) 59 (18.3)
Intermediate education 679 216 (60.5) 234 (72.9) 229 (71.1)
High education (university or above) 127 76 (21.3) 17 (5.3) 34 (10.6)
Employment Employed full time 551 197 (35.75) 177 (32.12) 177 (32.12)
Employed part time 78 22 (28.21) 28 (35.90) 28 (35.90)
Employer/self employed 36 19(52.78) 8(22.22) 9(25.00)
Unemployed looking for work 13 1(7.69) 7(53.85) 5(38.46)
Not working not looking for work 39 11(28.21) 10(25.64) 18(46.15)
Retired 94 42(44.68) 27(28.72) 25(26.60)
Homemaker 141 49(34.75) 45(31.91) 47(33.33)
Full time National Service 10 4(40.00) 6(60.00) 0(0)
Full time student 38 12 (31.58) 13 (34.21) 13 (34.21)
BMI Low risk 418 173 (48.46) 131 (40.81) 114 (35.4)
Moderate risk 417 143 (40.06) 126 (39.25) 148 (45.96)
High risk 165 41 (11.48) 64 (19.94) 60 (18.63)

Note: Values are in n (%).