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Table 1 Descriptive information of participants in the three waves

From: The developmental trajectories and modifiable factors of adolescents’ subjective well-being from late adolescence to early adulthood

Variable

T1

T2

T3

N (%)/M ± SD

N (%)/M ± SD

N (%)/M ± SD

Gender (Female)

313 (50.1)

313 (50.1)

313 (50.1)

Age

17.48  ±  1.16

21.47 ± 1.18

23.48 ± 1.17

Residential area

   

Urban/Town

289 (46.2)

348 (55.7)

348 (55.7)

Rural

336 (53.8)

277 (44.3)

277 (44.3)

Currently attending school

   

Yes

493 (78.9)

285 (45.6)

110 (17.6)

No

132 (21.1)

340 (54.4)

515 (82.4)

Smoking

   

Yes

51 (8.2)

113 (18.1)

125 (20.0)

No

574 (91.8)

512 (81.9)

500 (80.0)

Drinking

   

Yes

32 (5.1)

32 (5.1)

27 (4.3)

No

593 (94.9)

593 (94.9)

598 (95.7)

Using mobile phones

   

Yes

517 (82.7)

620 (99.2)

–

No

108 (17.3)

5 (0.8)

–

Afternoon napping

   

Yes

324 (51.8)

340 (54.4)

350 (56.0)

No

301 (48.2)

285 (45.6)

275 (44.0)

Subjective well-being

8.10 ± 1.66

7.62 ± 1.74

7.49 ± 1.78

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Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Mental Health

ISSN: 1753-2000