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Table 1 Description of the study sample and prevalence of suicide ideation according to covariates

From: Psychosocial work exposures and suicide ideation: a study of multiple exposures using the French national working conditions survey

 

Men

Women

 

Suicide ideation a

 

Suicide ideation a

n

% b

% b

p-value c

n

% b

% b

p-value c

All

8579

5.2

 

11,851

5.7

 

Age (years)

   

0.128

   

0.360

 < 30

1020

19.0

4.4

 

1283

18.1

4.7

 

 30–39

1864

25.5

3.7

 

2473

23.6

4.7

 

 40–49

2799

28.6

6.9

 

3820

28.1

6.0

 

 ≥ 50

2896

26.9

5.4

 

4275

30.2

6.8

 

Marital status

   

0.002

   

0.015

 Living with a partner

6827

76.2

4.3

 

8849

72.6

5.0

 

 Alone

1752

23.8

8.0

 

3001

27.4

7.7

 

Social support outside work

   

< 0.001

   

< 0.001

 Yes and don’t need more help

6924

81.7

3.7

 

8939

78.5

3.0

 

 No and don’t need more help

340

4.2

8.5

 

353

2.9

9.7

 

 Yes but need more help

1006

12.0

12.0

 

1952

15.3

15.0

 

 No and need more help

191

2.0

16.4

 

432

3.3

23.7

 

Life event(s) during childhood

   

< 0.001

   

< 0.001

 None

4154

48.1

2.5

 

4608

38.5

2.9

 

 1

2462

28.4

4.7

 

3556

30.1

3.2

 

 ≥ 2

1926

23.6

11.3

 

3644

31.3

11.6

 

Life event(s) within the last 3 years

   

< 0.001

   

< 0.001

 None

4675

56.4

3.0

 

4854

42.6

2.1

 

 1

2588

29.4

5.3

 

3945

32.1

5.3

 

 ≥ 2

1286

14.2

13.6

 

3012

25.3

12.3

 

Occupation

   

0.686

   

0.725

 Managers, professionals

2025

22.4

5.1

 

1691

14.9

4.9

 

 Associate professionals, technicians

2402

25.9

4.4

 

3978

27.9

5.2

 

 Clerks, service workers

1397

14.4

6.1

 

5357

48.3

6.1

 

 Blue-collar workers

2681

37.3

5.5

 

751

8.9

6.6

 

Economic activity

   

0.271

   

0.788

 Services

5993

66.2

5.6

 

10,866

90.1

5.7

 

 Others

2579

33.8

4.5

 

979

9.9

6.1

 
  1. aData on suicide ideation within the last 12 months were available for 8543 men and 11,795 women
  2. bWeighted percentages
  3. cp-value for the comparison of the weighted prevalence of suicide ideation according to covariates (Rao-Scott Chi-square test)