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Table 1 Characteristics of the study population by self-reported good or poor mental health

From: Associations between the structural and functional aspects of social relations and poor mental health: a cross-sectional register study

 

Mental Health

Good

Poor

N (%)

12,417 (78.4)

3422 (21.6)

Age (mean (SD))

51.4 (17.0)

49.0 (17.8)

Sex, n (%)

 Women

6234 (50.2)

2020 (59.0)

Marital status, n (%)

 Married

7711 (62.1)

1682 (49.2)

Citizenship, n (%)

 Danish

12,147 (97.8)

3276 (95.7)

Education, n (%)

 Basic school

3002 (24.2)

1027 (30.0)

 High school

767 (6.2)

268 (7.8)

 Vocational education

5164 (41.6)

1286 (37.6)

 Short/medium education

2751 (22.2)

651 (19.0)

 Higher education

733 (5.9)

190 (5.6)

Labour, n (%)

 Employed

7218 (58.1)

1515 (44.3)

 Student

771 (6.2)

298 (8.7)

 Retired

3300 (26.6)

722 (21.1)

 Unemployed

392 (3.2)

163 (4.8)

 Health-Related Benefits

736 (5.9)

724 (21.2)

Income, n (%)

 0–35,340 EUR

5274 (42.5)

1897 (55.4)

 35,341–62,596 EUR

5573 (44.9)

1309 (38.3)

 62,597–92,488 EUR

1167 (9.4)

165 (4.8)

  < 92,489 EUR

403 (3.2)

51 (1.5)

Depression, n (%)

 Depressed

11,608 (93.5)

2615 (76.4)

  1. All p-values were below 0.05