Skip to main content

Table 1 Characteristics of participants, by gender for the whole national sample (n = 1,909,205)

From: Gender difference in the association between education and schizophrenia in Chinese adults

Characteristics

n (%) / mean (SD)

Female

Male

Not having schizophrenia

Having schizophrenia

Not having schizophrenia

Having schizophrenia

Education

 Primary school and below

493,547 (51.68)

2888 (68.84)

347,923 (36.76)

1682 (49.00)

 Junior high school

286,367 (29.98)

911 (21.72)

369,950 (39.09)

1133 (33.00)

 Senior high school and above

175,138 (18.34)

396 (9.44)

228,652 (24.16)

618 (18.00)

 Age, years

955,000 (44.51)

4195 (47.97)

947,000 (44.13)

3433 (43.63)

Residence

 Rural

607,754 (63.64)

3062 (72.99)

616,735 (65.16)

2317 (67.49)

 Urban

347,298 (36.36)

1133 (27.01)

329,790 (34.84)

1116 (32.51)

Marital Status

 Married

767,397 (80.35)

3054 (72.80)

751,515 (79.40)

2286 (66.59)

 Unmarried

187,655 (19.65)

1141 (27.20)

195,010 (20.60)

1147 (33.41)

Employment

 Yes

926,682 (97.03)

3942 (93.97)

909,225 (96.06)

2991 (87.12)

 No

28,370 (2.97)

253 (6.03)

37,300 (3.94)

442 (12.88)

Income

 Tertile 1(Lowest)

281,115 (29.43)

2102 (50.11)

282,332 (29.83)

1840 (53.60)

 Tertile 2

295,645 (30.96)

1198 (28.56)

291,342 (30.78)

881 (25.66)

 Tertile 3(Highest)

378,292 (39.61)

895 (21.33)

372,851 (39.39)

712 (20.74)