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. 2022 Apr 15;19(8):4806. doi: 10.3390/ijerph19084806

Table 1.

Participants’ characteristics at baseline (N = 1359).

Variables n % Mean (Range) SD
Age (years) 1359 41.1 (18–66) 11.2
Sex, male 1034 76.1
Work performance 1341 54.3 (0–100) 17.9
Problem-focused 1320 15.2 (6–24) 3.8
   Active coping 1332 5.3 1.4
   Use of instrumental support 1330 4.7 1.7
   Planning 1334 5.2 1.6
Emotion-focused 1309 20.6 (10–40) 4.9
   Acceptance 1334 5.4 1.5
   Use of emotional support 1332 4.1 1.6
   Humor 1328 3.8 1.6
   Positive reframing 1331 4.5 1.5
   Religion 1331 2.7 1.1
Dysfunctional 1293 22.7 (12–48) 5.6
   Behavioral disengagement 1331 3.6 1.4
   Denial 1327 2.7 1.2
   Self-distraction 1335 4.7 1.6
   Substance use 1327 3.3 1.8
   Self-blame 1331 4.3 1.7
   Venting 1331 4.1 1.5
PSS-10 score 1294 18.4 (4–37) 4.9
Form of employment
   Standard 1194 87.9
   Non-standard 158 11.6
   Unknown 3 0.2
Work shift
   Non-shiftwork 785 57.8
   Shiftwork 571 42.0
   Unknown 3 0.2
Overworking hours per month
    <45 h 1169 86.0
    45–80 h 133 9.8
    ≥80 h 10 0.7
   Unknown 47 3.5
Number of days off/month
   <4 days 185 13.6
   4–7 days 337 24.8
   8–11 days 683 50.3
   ≥12 days 115 8.5
   Unknown 39 2.9
Sleep duration
   <5 h/day 186 13.7
   5–6 h/day 376 27.7
   6–7 h/day 644 47.4
   7–8 h/day 87 6.4
   ≥8 h/day 36 2.6
   Unknown 30 2.2
Exercise habits (>1 h/week)
   Yes 1076 79.2
   No 251 18.5
   Unknown 32 2.4
Current smoking (%)
   Yes 921 67.8
   No 411 30.2
   Unknown 27 2.0
Alcohol use
   Daily 358 26.3
   Sometimes 463 34.1
   Never 513 37.7
   Unknown 25 1.8

PSS-10: Perceived Stress Scale.