Table 2.
Sociodemographic characteristics of the respondents. Data are given as mean ± SD or n (%).
| N = 452 | |
|---|---|
| Age | 46.69 ± 16.03 |
| – <20 | 12 (2.65) |
| – 20–29 | 70 (15.49) |
| – 30–39 | 102 (22.57) |
| – 40–49 | 55 (12.17) |
| – 50–59 | 102 (22.57) |
| – 60–69 | 73 (16.15) |
| – 70–79 | 33 (7.30) |
| – >80 | 5 (1.11) |
| Gender | |
| – Male | 206 (45.68) |
| – Female | 244 (54.10) |
| – Non-binary | 1 (0.22) |
| Level of education | |
| – ‘Low’ | |
| ○ No school leaving certificate | 2 (0.45) |
| ○ Primary school (Volksschule) | 24 (5.37) |
| – ‘Medium’ | |
| ○ Secondary school (Hauptschule) | 55 (12.30) |
| ○ Secondary school (Mittlere Reife) | 115 (25.73) |
| – ‘High’ | |
| ○ A-levels/technical baccalaureate | 113 (25.28) |
| ○ (Technical) college/university | 130 (29.08) |
| – Other | 8 (1.79) |
| Current occupation | |
| – Pupil | 4 (0.89) |
| – Apprentice | 10 (2.22) |
| – Student | 19 (4.22) |
| – Househusband/wife | 30 (6.67) |
| – Employee | 245 (54.44) |
| – Self-employed | 26 (5.78) |
| – Civil servant | 12 (2.67) |
| – Job seeking | 6 (1.33) |
| – Retirement | 87 (19.33) |
| – Other | 11 (2.44) |
| Healthcare professional | |
| – Yes | 112 (25.40) |
| – No | 329 (74.60) |