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Table 1 Participant characteristics at baseline and follow-up

From: Lifestyle behaviors in Swedish university students before and during the first six months of the COVID-19 pandemic: a cohort study

 

Baseline (n = 1877)

Follow-up 2 (n = 1210)

Mean age, years (SD)

26.5 (6.8)

27.0 (7.1)

Women, n (%)

1376 (73)

919 (76)

Children younger than 18 years, n (%)

291 (16)

205 (17)

Moved to study, n (%)

520 (28)

337 (28)

Field of study

  Health/medicine, n (%)

1675 (89)

1106 (91)

  Other, n (%)

202 (11)

104 (9)

Civil status

  Unmarried/single, n (%)

867 (46)

534 (44)

  Married/living with partner, n (%)

761 (41)

515 (43)

  Living apart, n (%)

220 (12)

141 (12)

  Divorced/ separated, n (%)

29 (2)

20 (2)

Living situation

  With partner/spouse, n (%)

752 (40)

510 (42)

  Alone, n (%)

576 (31)

375 (31)

  With parent/parents, n (%)

372 (20)

222 (18)

  With friends, n (%)

128 (7)

77 (6)

  In the student dormitory, n (%)

49 (3)

26 (2)

Poor sleep quality, n (%)

557 (30)

266 (22)

Moderate to extremely severe levels of stress symptoms1, n (%)

451 (24)

189 (16)

  1. 1Assessed with Depression, Anxiety and Stress Scale 21, score > 9 categorized as moderate symptom levels [44]