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. 2022 Jan 24;13(1):2012374. doi: 10.1080/20008198.2021.2012374

Table 1.

Sociodemographic characteristics of Veteran respondents at baseline data collection (between 7 July 2020 and 1 February 2021)

Variable n or M % or SD
Age (years) 55.3 13.1
Gender    
 Men 862 75.9%
 Women 247 21.7%
 Other 6 0.5%
 Prefer not to say 4 0.4%
 Missing 17 1.5%
Marital status    
 Married/in a relationship 871 76.7%
 Single 243 21.4%
 Prefer not to answer 8 0.7%
 Missing 14 1.2%
Ethnicity    
 White 1046 92.1%
 Indigenous 61 5.4%
 Other non-white 42 3.7%
 Prefer not to say 25 2.2%
Highest level of education    
 Secondary or lower 315 27.7%
 Post-secondary or higher 805 70.9%
 Missing 16 1.4%
 Annual income    
 <$40,000 98 8.6%
 $40,000–$59,999 194 17.1%
 $60,000–$79,999 162 14.2%
 $80,000–$99,999 168 14.7%
 $100,000–119,999 137 12.0%
 ≥$120,000 219 19.3%
 Don’t know 11 1.0%
 Prefer not to say 124 10.9%
 Missing 23 2.0%
Province/territory    
 Alberta 113 9.9%
 British Columbia 129 11.4%
 Canadian Territories (Nunavut, Northwest Territories, Yukon) 5 0.5%
 Manitoba 40 3.5%
 New Brunswick 72 6.3%
 Newfoundland 34 3.0%
 Nova Scotia 99 8.7%
 Ontario 356 31.3%
 Prince Edward Island 12 1.1%
 Quebec 144 12.7%
 Saskatchewan 13 1.1%
 Missing 119 10.5%
Area of residence    
 Large city 205 18.0%
 Suburbs of a large city 193 17.0%
 Small city 264 23.2%
 Town/village 261 23.0%
 Rural area 193 17.0%
 Missing 20 1.8%
Living arrangementsa    
 Live alone 189 16.6%
 Live with spouse/partner 876 77.1%
 Live with familyb 432 38.0%
 Live with friends/roommates/other 26 2.3%
Length of military service (years) 20.2 11.2

aCategories are not mutually exclusive, therefore, total exceeds 100%.

bFamily includes children, parents/in-laws, or other family.