Table 2. Quality of life domains and sociodemographic issues. Brazil, 2020, n=609.

	Physical domain	Psychological domain	Social relationships domain	Environment domain
Sex	*	*
Female	67.86(53.57-75.00)	58.33(45.83-70.83)	66.67(50.00-75.00)	56.25(46.88-65.63)
Male	71.43(64.29-78.57)	66.67(58.33-75.00)	66.67(50.00-75.00)	56.25(46.88-68.75)
Race/color				*
Yellow / indigenous	71.43(67.86-71.43)	62.50(45.83-66.67)	75.00(58.33-75.00)	56.25(50.00-65.63)ab
White	67.86(53.57-78.57)	58.33(45.83-70.83)	66.67(50.00-75.00)	59.38(46.88-68.75)a
Black	64.29(50.00-71.43)	58.33(41.67-66.67)	58.33(41.67-75.00)	50.00(43.75-59.38)b
Brown	64.29(53.57-75.00)	58.33(45.83-70.83)	62.50(50.00-75.00)	53.13(43.75-62.50)b
Partner		*	*	*
Yes	67.86(53.57-78.57)	62.50(50.00-70.83)	66.67(50.00-75.00)	59.38(50.00-68.75)
No	67.86(53.57-75.00)	58.33(45.83-70.83)	58.33(50.00-75.00)	56.25(43.75-62.50)

Data in Table 2 presented as median (Interquartile range: P25 -P75)

^*p<0.05, obtained by the Mann-Whitney test (2 categories of variables) and Kruskal-Wallis (more than two categories of variables). Different lowercase letters, flanked by their medians and interquartile ranges, represent differences by Dunn's test