Table 1.

Description of 5,144 participants (from June 2020 to May 2021).

	N *	%	Mean ±SD
Gender	5,132	100.0
Women	3,338	65.0
Men	1,761	34.3
Diverse	33	0.6
Age groups	5,058	100.0
< 30 years	933	18.4
30–40 years	986	19.5
41–50 years	1,154	22.8
51–60 years	1,358	26.8
>60 years	627	12.4
Mean age [years]	5,055		45.0 ± 14.0
Partner status	5,144	100.0
Single	1,082	21.0
Area of profession **
Management/administration	684	13.3
Economy	759	14.8
Health	916	17.8
Education	414	8.0
Handcraft / Trading	291	5.7
Church / Theology	376	7.3
Pensioners	107	2.1
Other	1,797	35.0
Religious affiliation	5,122	100.0
Catholics	1,875	36.6
Protestants	1,124	21.9
Free church/Evangelical	127	2.5
Other	217	4.2
None	1,779	34.7
Faith as hold in difficult times	5,064	100.0
Disagreement	2,139	42.2
Undecided	1,399	27.6
Agreement	1,526	30.1
Frequency of spiritual practices
Praying [0–3]	4,622		1.08 ± 1.27
Meditation [0–3]	4,630		0.80 ± 1.09
Frequency of health behaviors
Walking in nature [0–3]	4,834		1.97 ± 0.84
Sporting activities [0–3]	4,808		1.56 ± 1.00
Cohorts within the pandemic	5,144	100.0
June 2020 (after first lockdown)	1,333	25.9
July to September 2020 (summer drop)	823	16.0
October 2020 to January 2021 (second wave)	622	12.1
February 2021 (short drop)	249	4.8
March to May 2021 (third wave)	519	10.1
June to July 2021 (summer drop)	113	2.2
August to November 2021 (fourth wave)	1,032	20.1
December 2021 to May 2022 (fifth wave)	453	8.8
Quality of life indicators
Wellbeing (WHO-5) [0–100]	5,144		49.3 ± 26.2
Corona-related stressors (5NRS) [0–100]	5,144		42.2 ± 25.5

^*Some participants did not state sociodemographic data, and thus, % refers to responding persons.

^**In some cases, several areas of profession were stated and the number is higher than the absolute number of participants.