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Table 1 The prevalence of demographic characteristics among chronotype

From: Role of polygenic risk scores in the association between chronotype and health risk behaviors

Variables

Total N(%)

Eveningness n(%)

Intermediate n(%)

Morningness n(%)

χ2 /F value

Age

264

14.85 ± 1.52

14.21 ± 2.01

13.91 ± 1.70

3.01*

Gender

    

6.92*

 Male

157(62.1)

14(8.9)

91(58.0)

52(33.1)

 

 Female

103(37.9)

20(19.4)

58(56.3)

25(24.3)

 

Residential areas

    

2.48

 Country

16(6.1)

2(12.5)

7(43.8)

7(43.8)

 

 Town

42(15.8)

5(11.9)

27(64.3)

10(23.8)

 

 Urban

204(78.1)

27(13.2)

117(57.4)

60(29.4)

 

Only child

    

0.16

 Yes

69(26.1)

9(13.0)

41(59.4)

19(27.5)

 

 No

193(73.9)

25(13.0)

110(57.0)

58(30.1)

 

Father’s education

    

2.77

 Junior high and below

95(36.0)

8(8.4)

58(61.1)

29(30.5)

 

 High school or technical secondary school

95(36.4)

15(15.8)

53(55.8)

27(28.4)

 

 Junior college or above

72(27.7)

11(15.3)

40(55.6)

21(29.2)

 

Mother’s education

    

5.62

 Junior high and below

117(44.7)

13(11.1)

76(65.0)

28(23.9)

 

 High school or technical secondary school

87(32.6)

12(13.8)

43(49.4)

32(36.8)

 

 Junior college or above

58(22.7)

9(15.5)

32(55.2)

17(29.3)

 

Family economic conditions

    

9.24

 Very bad

5(1.9)

2(40.0)

2(40.0)

1(20.0)

 

 Worse

19(7.2)

 2(10.5)

10(52.6)

7(36.8)

 

 Medium

180(68.6)

22(12.2)

112(62.2)

46(25.6)

 

 Better

43(16.7)

6(14.0)

21(48.8)

16(37.2)

 

 Very good

15(5.7)

2(13.3)

6(40.0)

7(46.7)

 

Friends number

    

3.66

 No

9(3.4)

0(0.0)

5(55.6)

4(44.4)

 

 1–2

49(18.6)

6(12.2)

27(55.1)

16(32.7)

 

 3–5

85(32.6)

9(10.6)

51(60.0)

25(29.4)

 

 6 or more

119(45.5)

19(16.0)

68(57.1)

32(26.9)

 

Learning burden

    

5.72

 Light

18(6.8)

0(0.0)

10(55.6)

8(44.4)

 

 Medium

155(59.5)

22(14.2)

85(54.8)

48(31.0)

 

 Heavy

89(33.6)

12(13.5)

56(62.9)

21(23.6)

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