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Table 1 Socio-demographic characteristics of participants

From: A longitudinal study of capability-based quality of life and mental health in the first 5-months of lockdown restrictions in the UK

 

N at T = 595 (%)

N at T+18 = 147 (%)

Gender

  

 Female

443 (75%)

113 (77%)

 Male

137 (23%)

27 (18%)

 Non-Binary

9 (2%)

5 (3%)

 Prefer not to say

2 (< 1%)

1 (1%)

 Missing

3 (1%)

1 (1%)

Age (years)

M = 36.73

M = 41.23

 

SD = 13.46

SD = 13.91

Ethnicity

 English/Welsh/Scottish/Northern Irish/British

520 (88%)

131 (89%)

 Irish

11 (2%)

5 (3%)

 Other White background

26 (4%)

7 (5%)

 Chinese

2 (< 1%)

1 (1%)

 Other

32 (6%)

3 (2%)

 Missing

4 (1%)

 

Country of residence

 England

532 (90%)

132 (90%)

 Wales

19 (3%)

4 (3%)

 Scotland

29 (5%)

6 (4%)

 Northern Ireland

11 (2%)

4 (3%)

 Missing

3 (1%)

1 (1%)

Education

 No qualifications

7 (1%)

4 (3%)

 1–4 GCSEs or equivalent

16 (3%)

5 (3%)

 5 + GCSEs or apprenticeship

25 (4%)

4 (3%)

 A levels, vocational level 3 and equivalents

110 (19%)

24 (16%)

 Higher education & professional/vocational equivalents

421 (71%)

107 (73%)

 Other (including foreign)

8 (1%)

3 (2%)

 No response

7 (1%)

0

Marital status

 Single, never married nor civil partnered

317 (53%)

72 (49%)

 Married, including separated

205 (35%)

60 (41%)

 Civil partnered, including separated

18 (3%)

3 (2%)

 Divorced, including legally dissolved civil partners

39 (7%)

12 (8%)

 Widowed, including surviving civil partners

3(1%)

0

 Missing

2 (< 1%)

0

Children

 Yes

217 (37%)

62 (42%)

 No

371 (62%)

85 (58%)

 Prefer not to say

6 (1%)

0

Average number of children

M = 0.5

M = 2.23

 

SD = 0.71

SD = 1.38

Employment status

 Student

108 (18%)

20 (14%)

 Employed

390 (66%)

89 (61%)

 Unemployed

46 (8%)

18 (12%)

 Retired

33 (6%)

16 (11%)

 Prefer not to say

17 (3%)

4 (3%)