Table 1.

Sociodemographic characteristics of the sample split by gender

Characteristics	Male (n = 31) (36.05%)	Female (n = 56) (65.12%)	Total (n = 87)
Marital Status
Single	13 (41.94%)	30 (53.57%)	43 (50%)
Partnered/married	14 (45.16%%)	12 (21.43%)	26 (30.23%)
Divorced/Separated/Widowed	4 (12.90%)	13 (23.21%)	17 (19.77%)
Employment
Employed	15 (48.39%)	27 (48.21%)	42 (48.84%)
Retired	2 (6.45%)	3 (5.36%)	5 (5.81%)
Student/in training	2 (6.45%)	13 (23.21%)	15 (17.44%)
Unemployed	11 (35.48%)	12 (21.43%)	23 (26.74%)
Highest educational level
No educational level	1 (3.26%)	1 (1.79%)	2 (2.33%)
School graduation	19 (61.29%)	32 (57.14%)	51 (59.30%)
Vocational training	7 (22.58%)	17 (30.36%)	24 (27.91%)
University degree	4 (12.90%)	5 (8.93%)	9 (10.47%)
Treatment
Inpatient	15 (48.39%)	29 (51.79%)	44 (51.16%)
Outpatient	1 (3.23%)	1 (1.79%)	2 (2.33%)
Day-care hospital	15 (48.39%)	26 (46.43%)	41 (47.67%)
Diseases
None	21 (67.74%)	39 (69.64%)	60 (69.77%)
Cardiovascular diseases	3 (9.68%)	3 (5.36%)	6 (6.98%)
Diabetes mellitus	0 (0%)	0 (0%)	0 (0%)
Chronic respiratory diseases	1 (3.23%)	4 (7.14%)	5 (5.81%)
High blood pressure	7 (22.58%)	7 (12.50%)	14 (16.28%)
Housing situation
Alone	8 (25.81%)	27 (48.21%)	35 (40.70%)
With partner	16 (51.61%)	14 (25%)	30 (34.88%)
With parents	1 (3.23%)	5 (8.93%)	6 (6.98%)
Shared flat	6 (19.35%)	8 (14.29%)	14 (16.28%)
Satisfaction with financial situation
Very satisfied	0 (0%)	5 (8.93%)	5 (5.81%)
Satisfied	7 (22.58%)	23 (41.07%)	30 (34.88%)
Moderate	16 (51.61%)	9 (16.07%)	25 (29.07%)
Little	1 (3.23%)	11 (19.64%)	12 (13.95%)
Not at all	7 (22.58%)	7 (12.5%)	14 (16.28%)

Numbers reflect the number of participants answering “yes” to the category