From: The COVID-19 pandemic and wellbeing in Switzerland-worse for young people?
Missing n (%)/ non-missing n | n (% of participants in each category) | |
---|---|---|
Age | 0 (0.0)/ 11,2411 | |
14–25 | 1394 (12.4) | |
26–45 | 2792 (24.8) | |
46–65 | 3969 (35.3) | |
>65 | 3086 (27.5) | |
Young people only (14-25-year-old, mean age = 21.15, standard deviation = 2.55; total n = 1,394)2 | ||
Gender | 0 (0.0)/ 1394 | |
Men | 712 (51.1) | |
Women | 682 (48.9) | |
First nationality | 0 (0.0)/ 1394 | |
Swiss | 1272 (91.3) | |
Non-Swiss | 122 (8.8) | |
Partnership status | 234 (16.8)/ 1160 | |
Married or living with a partner | 65 (5.6) | |
Single, not living with a partner | 1095 (94.4) | |
Widowed/divorced/separated | 0 (0.0) | |
Living with parents | 63 (4.5)/ 1331 | |
No | 153 (11.5) | |
Yes | 1178 (88.5) | |
In education (including training)/employment | 235 (16.9)/ 1159 | |
Education/training | 435 (37.5) | |
Employment | 296 (25.5) | |
Both | 384 (33.1) | |
Neither | 44 (3.8) | |
Income (quartile) | 355 (25.5)/ 1039 | |
1st | 243 (23.4) | |
2nd | 328 (31.6) | |
3rd | 275 (26.5) | |
4th | 193 (18.6) |