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Table 1 Main characteristics of the study sample and general population (GP) reference values from Hungary

From: Acceptable health and ageing: results of a cross-sectional study from Hungary

Variable

Category

N

%

GP%a

Gender

Female

3048

32.8

53.2

Male

6233

67.2

46.8

Age (years)

18–24

1068

11.5

15.2b

25–34

3874

41.7

18.6

35–44

2492

26.9

16.3

45–54

1176

12.7

17.5

55–64

583

6.3

14.1

65–74

78

0.8

10.5

75–84

8

0.1

6.5

≥ 85

2

0.0

1.3

Marital status

Married/living together

5960

64.2

49.2

Single

2752

29.7

29.0

Divorced

497

5.4

9.4

Widow

72

0.8

12.2

Highest educational level

Primary

47

0.5

27.8c

Secondary

2396

25.8

43.0

High school

2861

30.8

8.3

University

3977

42.9

4.7

Employment status

Full-time job

7577

81.6

Part-time job

399

4.3

Pensioner

215

2.3

Disability pensioner

64

0.7

Student

696

7.5

Housewife

330

3.6

Net income (€/month)

0–249

795

8.6

250–400

1294

13.9

401–560

1798

19.4

561–900

2550

27.5

901–2260

2213

23.8

≥ 2261

629

6.8

Missing data

2

0.0

 

Smoking status (> 5 cigarettes/day)

Yes

1664

17.9

No

7603

81.9

Missing data

14

0.2

 

Healthy lifestyle

Healthier than most others

3758

40.5

Comparable to others

4419

47.6

Less healthy than most others

1102

11.9

Missing data

2

0.0

 

Kins' age at death (years)

< 55

35

0.4

55–65

347

3.7

65–75

2303

24.8

75–85

4782

51.5

85–95

1754

18.9

> 95

60

0.6

  1. aHungarian Central Statistical Office, Microcensus, year 2005
  2. bAge group, 15–24 years
  3. cThe share of people with educational level lower than primary school is 16.2%