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Table 1 Comparison of the characteristics of groups defined according to parental SES

From: Education mediates the relationship of parental socioeconomic status with subjective adult oral health

 

Higher managerial

Lower managerial

Intermediate occupations

Small employers

Lower supervisory

Semi-routine occupations

Routine occupations

P valuea

n

%

n

%

n

%

n

%

n

%

n

%

n

%

Sex

              

0.107

 Men

444

48.7

619

46.1

565

47.8

366

52.0

372

46.6

456

44.9

358

47.9

 

 Women

468

51.3

724

53.9

617

52.2

338

48.0

427

53.4

560

55.1

389

52.1

 

Ethnicity

              

 < 0.001

 White

888

97.4

1,298

96.7

1144

96.8

665

94.5

766

95.9

953

93.8

699

93.6

 

 Non-white

24

2.6

45

3.4

38

3.2

39

5.5

33

4.1

63

6.2

48

6.4

 

Country of residence

              

0.089

 England

794

87.1

1,159

86.3

1032

87.3

581

82.5

700

87.6

873

85.9

624

83.5

 

 Scotland

73

8.0

103

7.7

96

8.1

68

9.7

57

7.1

88

8.7

72

9.6

 

 Wales

45

4.9

81

6.0

54

4.6

55

7.8

42

5.3

55

5.4

51

6.8

 

Residence area

              

 < 0.001

 Urban

611

67.0

903

67.2

836

70.7

445

63.2

584

73.1

739

72.7

548

73.4

 

 Rural

301

33.0

440

32.8

346

29.3

259

36.8

215

26.9

277

27.3

199

26.6

 
  1. NS-SEC National Statistics Socio-Economic Classification
  2. Chi-squared test was used for comparison between parental SES groups