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. 2022 Jan 25;155:110737. doi: 10.1016/j.jpsychores.2022.110737

Table 2.

Sociodemographic characteristics of the participants by age group (N = 1468).


Younger adult
Middle-aged adult
Aged adult
Statistical analysis

N = 368
N = 667
N = 433
N % N % N % χ2 p φ
Sex
 Male 219 59.5 346 51.9 240 55.4 5.67 0.06 0.06
 Female 149 40.5 321 48.1 193 44.6
Residential areas
 Not under mild lockdown 201 54.6 340 51.0 199 46.0 6.13 0.047 0.07
 Under mild lockdown 167 45.4 327 49.0 234 54.0
Underlying disease
 Without 349 94.8 580 87.0 341 78.8 44.31 < 0.001 0.17
 With 19 5.2 87 13.0 92 21.2
Marital status
 Single 233 63.3 296 44.4 86 19.9 157.41 < 0.001 0.33
 Married 135 36.7 371 55.6 347 80.1
Children
 Without 260 70.7 310 46.5 66 15.2 253.69 < 0.001 0.42
 With 108 29.3 357 53.5 367 84.8
Household income
 < 2 million JPY 50 13.6 116 17.4 45 10.4 39.83 < 0.001 0.12a
 2–4 million JPY 100 27.2 164 24.6 163 37.6
 4–6 million JPY 95 25.8 144 21.6 98 22.6
 6–8 million JPY 63 17.1 86 12.9 49 11.3
 > 8 million JPY 60 16.3 157 23.5 78 18.0
Employment status
 Full-time worker 127 34.5 278 41.7 131 30.3 18.04 0.006 0.08a
 No regular employment 123 33.4 198 29.7 147 33.9
 Homemaker 49 13.3 89 13.3 61 14.1
 Not working 69 18.8 102 15.3 94 21.7
Economically impacted
 Unimpacted 195 53.0 335 50.2 277 64.0 21.46 < 0.001 0.09a
 Negative impact 159 43.2 311 46.6 146 33.7
 Positive impact 14 3.8 21 3.1 10 2.3
a

Cramer's V.