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Table 1 Demographic and socio-economic characteristics of men (n = 501)

From: Key health promotion factors among male members of staff at a higher educational institution: A cross-sectional postal survey

Factors

number

percentage

Age

24 and under

16

3

25–33

55

11

34–42

131

26

43–50

118

24

51–59

131

26

60 and over

50

10

Marital status

Single

94

19

Married/living with partner

386

77

Separate/divorced

21

4

Ethnic origin

White/British or European

469

94

Asian/Indian/Pakistani/Bangladeshi

9

2

Chinese

8

2

Other South Asian

5

1

Black African

3

< 1

Any mixed background & other

7

1

Educational/Professional qualifications

No qualifications

26

5

Standard/O-grades/GCSEs

19

4

Higher/A levels

9

2

Vocational/Further education

53

11

University undergraduate degree

76

15

University postgraduate degree

318

64

Job description

Full time

447

89

Shift work

18

4

Part time

34

7

Contract description

Permanent

369

74

Short term/less then 1 year

15

3

Fixed term

60

12

1–4 years

51

10

Other

6

1

Job title

Professor/reader

81

16

Lecturer/senior lecturer

127

25

Research fellow

59

12

Research assistant

13

3

Teaching fellow/assistant

22

4

Administrative staff

39

8

Support secretarial

11

2

Support technical

51

10

Support manual

44

9

Other

54

11

Line management or supervisory responsibilities

Yes

292

58