| |
Dementia is a normal part of the ageing process [FALSE]
|
Maintaining a healthy lifestyle reduces the risk of developing the most common forms of dementia [TRUE]
|
Having high blood pressure increases a person’s risk of developing dementia [TRUE]
|
|---|
|
False
|
True
|
I don’t know
|
P value
|
False
|
True
|
I don’t know
|
P value
|
False
|
True
|
I don’t know
|
P value
|
|---|
|
Total study population
|
179 (27.3%)
|
443 (67.6%)
|
33 (5.0%)
| |
83 (12.7%)
|
408 (62.3%)
|
164 (25.0%)
| |
91 (13.9%)
|
204 (31.1%)
|
360 (55.0%)
| |
|
Age
| | | |
0.535
| | | |
0.029
| | | |
0.106
|
|
30–45 years
|
36 (27.9%)
|
86 (66.7%)
|
7 (5.4%)
| |
7 (5.4%)
|
83 (64.3%)
|
39 (30.2%)
| |
9 (7.0%)
|
44 (34.1%)
|
76 (58.9%)
| |
|
45–65 years
|
71 (25.2%)
|
200 (70.9%)
|
11 (3.9%)
| |
35 (12.4%)
|
178 (63.1%)
|
69 (24.5%)
| |
40 (14.2%)
|
85 (30.1%)
|
157 (55.7%)
| |
|
65–80 years
|
72 (29.5%)
|
157 (64.3%)
|
15 (6.1%)
| |
41 (16.8%)
|
147 (60.2%)
|
56 (23.0%)
| |
42 (17.2%)
|
75 (30.7%)
|
127 (52.0%)
| |
|
Sex
| | | |
0.000
| | | |
0.119
| | | |
0.530
|
|
Male
|
106 (35.3%)
|
178 (59.3%)
|
16 (5.3%)
| |
38 (12.7%)
|
198 (66.0%)
|
64 (21.3%)
| |
45 (15.0%)
|
97 (32.3%)
|
158 (52.7%)
| |
|
Female
|
73 (20.6%)
|
265 (74.6%)
|
17 (4.8%)
| |
45 (12.7%)
|
210 (59.2%)
|
100 (28.2%)
| |
46 (13.0%)
|
107 (30.1%)
|
202 (56.9%)
| |
|
Education
| | | |
0.446
| | | |
0.001
| | | |
0.000
|
|
Low to middle
|
78 (30.1%)
|
167 (64.5%)
|
14 (5.4%)
| |
44 (17.0%)
|
141 (54.4%)
|
74 (28.6%)
| |
48 (18.5%)
|
56 (21.6%)
|
155 (59.8%)
| |
|
High
|
101 (25.9%)
|
270 (69.2%)
|
19 (4.9%)
| |
37 (9.5%)
|
264 (67.7%)
|
89 (22.8%)
| |
41 (10.5%)
|
146 (37.4%)
|
203 (52.1%)
| |
|
Employment
| | | |
0.141
| | | |
0.361
| | | |
0.194
|
|
Unemployed
|
82 (28.9%)
|
183 (64.4%)
|
19 (6.7%)
| |
42 (14.8)
|
173 (60.9%)
|
69 (24.3%)
| |
43 (15.1%)
|
78 (27.5%)
|
163 (57.4%)
| |
|
Employed
|
97 (26.1%)
|
260 (70.1%)
|
14 (3.8%)
| |
41 (11.1%)
|
235 (63.3%)
|
95 (25.6%)
| |
48 (12.9%)
|
126 (34.0%)
|
197 (53.1%)
| |
- *Values presented in N (%)
