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Table 1 Sample characteristics

From: Loneliness correlates and associations with health variables in the general population in Indonesia

Variable

Variable specification

Total

Total, n

 

31,447

Age, median (IQR)

 

35.0 (22.0)

Sex

Males

49.2%

Females

50.8%

Age

15–29

21.9%

30–59

58.8%

60 or more

19.3%

Education

High school or higher

58.1%

None or elementary

41.9%

Subjective economic background

Poor

24.8%

Medium

46.7%

Rich

28.5%

Marital status

Unmarried

16.4%

Married, cohabitating

72.9%

Separated/divorced/widowed

10.6%

Residence

Urban

53.4%

Childhood hunger

Yes

8.4%

Childhood health status

Poor/fair

37.2%

Good

40.2%

Very good

22.6%

Chronic conditions

One or more

35.1%

Instrumental activities of daily living

Yes

23.7%

Social capital

Low

41.5%

Neighbourhood trust

Scale

M = 6.0 (SD = 0.8)

Self-rated status

Unhealthy

21.9%

Cognitive functioning

Scale

M = 18.8 (SD = 4.6)

Hypertensiona

Yes

31.9%

Stroke

Yes

1.0%

Heart problems

Yes

1.9%

Diabetes

Yes

2.7%

Depression symptoms

Scale

M = 5.9 (SD = 4.4)

Sleep disturbance

Scale

M = 2.2 (SD = 0.7)

Sleep related impairment

Scale

M = 1.9 (SD = 0.9)

Life satisfaction

Low

14.6%

Out-patient visit in the past 4 weeks

Yes

18.9%

Body mass indexa

Scale

M = 23.3 (SD = 4.6)

Tobacco use

Current

32.9%

Physical activity

Inactive

47.7%

Fruit and vegetable consumption

Infrequent

38.2%

Soft drink consumption

One day or more in a week

17.9%

Loneliness

Rarely or none of the time (< 1 day)

81.0%

Some or a little of the time (1–2 days)

8.0%

Occasionally/moderate amount of time (3–4 days)

7.3%

All of the time (5–7 days)

3.3%

  1. IQR, interquartile range; M, mean; SD, standard deviation
  2. aIn the sample 18 years and above