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Table 2 Number of participants and percentage values for the whole sample and for each sex

From: Reduced level of physical activity during COVID-19 pandemic is associated with depression and anxiety levels: an internet-based survey

Variables

Whole sample (n = 1853)

Male sample (n = 753)

Female sample (n = 1100)

BMI

 Underweight

26 (1.4%)

1 (0.1%)

25 (2.3%)

 Eutrophic

920 (49.9%)

270 (36.6%)

650 (58.8%)

 Overweight

691 (37.5%)

378 (51.2%)

312 (28.2%)

 Obese

176 (9.5%)

79 (10.7%)

97 (8.8%)

 Extremetly obese

32 (1.7%)

10 (1.4%)

22 (2.0%)

Time of adoption

 social distancing for less than 30 days

178 (9.6%)

96 (12.9%)

82 (7.4%)

 between 30 and 45 days

177 (9.6%)

76 (10.2%)

101 (9.1%)

 between 46 and 60 days

236 (12.8%)

99 (13.3%)

137 (12.4%)

 between 61 and 75 days

491 (26.6%)

186 (25.0%)

305 (27.6%)

 between 76 and 90 days

497 (26.9%)

178 (24%)

319 (28.8%)

 for more than 91 days

270 (14.6%)

108 (14.5%)

162 (14.6%)

Restriction level

 completely adhered to the social distancing recommendations

174 (9.4%)

50 (6.7%)

124 (11.2%)

 maintained partial restriction, leaving only for essential non-work activities

970 (52.4%)

366 (49.4%)

604 (54.4%)

 maintained partial restriction, leaving only for essential activities including work activities

604 (32.6%)

251 (33.9%)

353 (31.8%)

 did not adhere to the social distancing recommendations

103 (5.6%)

74 (10.0%)

29 (2.6%)

Family income

 less than 1 minimum wage

43 (2.3%)

14 (1.9%)

29 (2.6%)

 between 1 and 2 minimum wages

89 (4.8%)

26 (3.5%)

63 (5.7%)

 receive between 3 and 6 minimum wages

664 (35.8%)

274 (36.9%)

390 (35.1%)

 between 7 and 10 minimum wages

345 (18.6%)

129 (17.4%)

216 (19.5%)

 more than 11 minimum wages

712 (38.4%)

300 (40.4%)

412 (37.1%)

IPAQ current

 not active

85 (4.6%)

27 (3.6%)

58 (5.2%)

 irregularly active B

209 (11.3%)

67 (9.0%)

142 (12.8%)

 irregularly active A

141 (7.6%)

54 (7.3%)

87 (7.8%)

 active

693 (37.4%)

256 (34.5%)

437 (39.4%)

 Very active

725 (39.1%)

339 (45.6%)

386 (34.8%)

IPAQ pre-pandemic

 not active

31 (1.7%)

5 (0.7%)

26 (2.3%)

 irregularly active B

70 (3.8%)

26 (3.5%)

49 (4.0%)

 irregularly active A

75 (4%)

20 (2.7%)

55 (5.0%)

 active

519 (28%)

181 (24.4%)

338 (30.5%)

 Very active

1158 (62.5%)

511 (68.8%)

647 (58.3%)

Δ IPAQ

 reduced their physical activity level

684 (36.9%)

250 (33.6%)

434 (39.1%)

 did not alter their physical activity level

1051 (56.7%)

454 (61.1%)

597 (53.8%)

 increased their physical activity level

118 (6.4%)

39 (5.2%)

79 (7.1%)

PHQ-9

 minimal depression

635 (34,3%)

345 (46.4%)

290 (26.1%)

 mild depression

670 (36,2%)

342 (32.6%)

428 (38.6%)

 moderate depression

304 (16,4%)

95 (12.8%)

209 (18.8%)

 moderately severe depression

155 (8,4%)

37 (5.0%)

118 (10.6%)

 severe depression

89 (4,8%)

24 (3.2%)

65 (5.9%)

GAD-7

 no anxiety disorder

750 (40,5%)

378 (50.9%)

372 (33.5%)

 have mild anxiety

674 (36,4%)

250 (33.6%)

424 (38.2%)

 moderate anxiety

265 (14.3%)

77 (10.4%)

188 (16.9%)

 have a severe anxiety disorder

164 (8.9%)

38 (5.1%)

126 (11.4%)

  1. Number of participants (percentage values); BMI body mass index, IPAQ International physical activity questionnaire, PHQ-9 Patient Health Questionnaire-9; Δ IPAQ - the difference between the current and pre-pandemic categories of IPAQ