Table 2 Demographics of respondents in the UK COVID-19 Social Study (adapted from Fancourt and colleagues32). Data in the Fancourt and colleagues32 study and in our study are weighted using auxiliary weights to the national census and Office for National Statistics (ONS) data.

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Number of observations

%

 

Number of observations

%

Age

Education levels

 18–29

51,858

5.77

 GCSE or below

126,427

14.1

 30–59

493,016

54.9

 A-levels of equivalent

154,954

17.3

 60+ 

353,559

39.4

 Degree or above

617,052

68.7

Gender

Any diagnosed mental health conditions

 Male

225,578

25.2

 No

748,416

83.3

 Female

669,279

74.8

 Yes

150,017

16.7

Ethnicity

Any diagnosed physical health conditions

 White

860,157

96.0

 No

516,884

57.5

 Ethnic minority

35,455

3.96

 Yes

381,549

42.5

UK nations

Keyworker

 England

725,705

81.6

 No

711,201

79.2

 Wales

108,598

12.2

 Yes

187,232

20.8

 Scotland

55,416

6.23

Living with children

Living arrangement

 No (excluding those who live alone)

510,650

72.0

 Not living alone

709,289

79.0

 Yes

198,639

28.0

 Living alone

189,144

21.1

Living area

Annual household income

 Village/hamlet/isolated dwelling

225,022

25.1

 > 30k

482,268

59.6

 City/large town/small town

673,411

75.0

 < 30k

327,187

40.4