Table 1. Characteristics of the study participants.
Variable | n (%) |
---|---|
Age (years) | |
16 to 25 | 807 (69.6) |
26 to 35 | 253 (21.8) |
36 to 77 | 100 (8.6) |
Gender expressions | |
He/Him | 423 (36.5) |
She/Her | 698 (60.2) |
They/Them | 13 (1.1) |
Multiple/Other | 26 (2.2) |
Ethnicity | |
White | 667 (57.5) |
Black | 250 (21.6) |
Asian | 97 (8.4) |
Mixed/Multiple | 93 (8.0) |
Other | 53 (4.6) |
Country of study | |
UK | 788 (67.9) |
Rest of Europe | 91 (7.8) |
South Africa | 183 (15.8) |
Mexico | 72 (6.2) |
Other | 26 (2.2) |
Sexuality | |
Heterosexual | 897 (77.3) |
Bisexual | 153 (13.2) |
Homosexual | 55 (4.7) |
Other/Unsure/Prefer to say | 55 (4.7) |
Have additional needs | |
No | 817 (70.4) |
Yes | 229 (19.7) |
Unsure | 89 (7.7) |
Prefer not to say | 25 (2.2) |
Physically active | |
Moderately active | 798 (68.8) |
Active | 225 (19.4) |
Moderately inactive | 137 (11.8) |
Level of study | |
Level 1–3 (e.g., 6th form college) | 174 (15.0) |
Level 4–6 (e.g., Undergraduate) | 694 (59.8) |
Level 7–8 (e.g., Postgraduate) | 292 (25.2) |
Employment status | |
Unemployed | 460 (39.7) |
Full time | 207 (17.8) |
Part time | 393 (33.9) |
Self-employed | 100 (8.6) |
Subject of study | |
Social Sciences | 264 (22.8) |
Engineering and Technology | 203 (17.5) |
Arts and Humanities | 172 (14.8) |
Accounts, Business and Management | 147 (12.7) |
Life Sciences and Medicine | 138 (11.9) |
Natural Sciences | 76 (6.6) |
Cross-disciplinary | 119 (10.3) |
Other | 41 (10.3) |