Table 1 List of Hypotheses
Primary hypothesis | H1 | Ethnic minorities’ self-rated health is worse than that of Han Chinese |
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Secondary hypotheses | H2 | Older people are more likely than younger people to report poor self-rated health |
H3 | Women are more likely than men to report poor self-rated health | |
H4 | Non-partnered people are more likely than partnered people to report poor self-rated health | |
H5 | People with higher education levels are more likely than those with lower education levels to report good self-rated health | |
H6 | People with high subjective social status are more likely than those with low subjective social status to report good self-rated health | |
H7 | Non-smokers are more likely than smokers to report good self-rated health | |
H8 | Non-drinkers are more likely than drinkers to report good self-rated health | |
H9 | People with low physical exercise frequency are more likely than those with high physical exercise frequency to report poor self-rated health | |
H10 | People with chronic disease are more likely than those without chronic disease to report poor self-rated health |