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. 2022 Dec 9;19(24):16583. doi: 10.3390/ijerph192416583

Table 2.

Distribution of health characteristics, N = 440.

n (%)
Physical activity
I do not currently exercise 98 (22.3)
I exercise sometimes 293 (66.6)
I exercise regularly 49 (11.1)
Average of sleep hours a
≤6 h (Not Recommended) 151 (34.3)
7–9 h (Recommended) 270 (61.4)
≥10 (Not Recommended) 19 (4.3)
Is your smartphone keep you awake at night
Yes 358 (81.4)
No 82 (18.6)
If yes, up to
12 am 130 (36.3)
After 12 am 228 (63.7)
Do you use your smartphone while walking?
Yes 141 (32.0)
No 299 (68.0)
Do you use your smartphone while driving?
Yes 57 (13.0)
No 193 (43.2)
Not applicable 190 (43.2)
Do you eat while using smartphone?
Yes 169 (38.4)
No 271 (61.6)
Body Mass Index (BMI) b
Underweight (≤18.4) 47 (10.7)
Healthy weight (18.5–24.9) 271 (61.6)
Overweight (25.0–29.9) 89 (20.2)
Obese (≥30.0) 33 (7.5)
Experienced pain
Shoulder
Yes 163 (37.0)
No 277 (63.0)
Eyes
Yes 253 (57.5)
No 187 (42.5)
Neck
Yes 203 (46.1)
No 237 (53.9)
Hands
Yes 192 (43.6)
No 248 (56.4)
PHQ-4 c
Anxiety (GAD-2)
Anxiety 155 (35.2)
Non-Anxiety 285 (64.8)
Depression (PHQ-2)
Depressed 147 (33.4)
Non-Depressed 293 (66.6)

a Average sleep time was a continuous variable but it is categorized into “recommended” and “not recommended” times according to the Sleep Foundation (https://www.sleepfoundation.org/press-release/national-sleep-foundation-recommends-new-sleep-times, accessed on 1 June 2022). b BMI was calculated by using participants’ weight and height data. c GAD-2 and PHQ-2 Scores of ≥3 indicate a positive screening for anxiety and depression symptoms.