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. 2022 May 23;19(4):1263–1276. doi: 10.1007/s10433-022-00707-0

Table 1.

Weighted characteristics of the study population: case numbers and proportions by gender

Men Women
Labour force status
 Employed 70,276 70.3% 65,994 59.4%
 Employed, not working 5  < 0.1% 75  < 0.1%
 Unemployed 4298 4.3% 4085 3.7%
 Not labour force 25,080 25.1% 40,609 36.5%
 Missing 363 0.4% 355 0.3%
SRH
 Satisfying or good SRH 84,552 84.5% 90,618 81.6%
 Poor SRH 15,304 15.3% 20,226 18.2%
 Missing 166 0.2% 275 0.2%
Physical HRQoL
 Average or good physical HRQOL 81,195 81.2% 85,436 76.9%
 Poor physical HRQOL 14,177 14.2% 19,077 17.2%
 Missing 4650 4.6% 6606 5.9%
Mental HRQoL
 Average or good mental HRQOL 82,228 82.2% 84,286 75.9%
 Poor mental HRQOL 13,142 13.1% 20,227 18.2%
 Missing 4652 4.7% 6606 5.9%
Survey year
 2002 11,221 11.2% 12,379 11.1%
 2004 11,199 11.2% 12,333 11.1%
 2006 11,203 11.2% 12,514 11.3%
 2008 11,297 11.3% 12,629 11.4%
 2010 11,239 11.2% 12,564 11.3%
 2012 10,799 10.8% 12,207 11.0%
 2014 10,841 10.8% 12,117 10.9%
 2016 11,117 11.1% 12,182 11.0%
 2018 11,105 11.1% 12,194 11.0%

Self-Rated Health (SRH), Health-Related Quality of Life (HRQoL), weighting was done by using cross-sectional weights to match official population statistics; data: German Socio-Economic Panel (GSOEP) 2002–2018, individuals aged 18–74 years