Table 1 Descriptive statistics of the sample (N = 838)
From: Psychometric properties of the Spanish version of the functionality appreciation scale
Characteristic | Total sample (n = 838) n (%) | Women (n = 415) n (%) | Men (n = 423) n (%) |
|---|---|---|---|
Age | 31.79 (11.95) | 31.5 (11.77) | 32.08 (12.14) |
BMI | 23.97 (4.12) | 23.2 (4.21) | 24.72 (3.89) |
Marital status | |||
Single | 406 (48.44%) | 208 (50.12%) | 198 (46.81%) |
Married/Civil partner/Couple | 409 (48.81%) | 191 (46.02%) | 218 (51.54%) |
Divorced/Separated | 18 (2.15%) | 12 (2.89%) | 6 (1.42%) |
Widower | 5 (0.6%) | 4 (0.96%) | 1 (0.2%) |
Educational level | |||
Primary education | 13 (1.55%) | 6 (1.45%) | 7 (1.65%) |
Secondary education | 155 (18.51%) | 65 (15.66%) | 90 (21.28%) |
University studies (higher education/university degree) | 421 (50.24%) | 208 (50.12%) | 213 (50.35%) |
University studies (master’s degree) | 215 (25.66%) | 113 (27.23%) | 102 (24.11%) |
University studies (doctorate) | 34 (4.06%) | 23 (5.54%) | 11 (2.60%) |
Occupation | |||
Student | 278 (33.18%) | 146 (35.18%) | 132 (31.21%) |
Active worker | 468 (55.87%) | 222 (53.49%) | 246 (58.16%) |
Unemployed | 59 (7.05%) | 28 (6.75%) | 31 (7.33%) |
Sick leave | 7 (0.83%) | 3 (0.72%) | 4 (0.95%) |
Retired or early retiree | 10 (1.19%) | 4 (0.96%) | 6 (1.42%) |
Other | 16 (1.91%) | 12 (2.89%) | 4 (0.95%) |