. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Apr 3.

Published in final edited form as: Ann Occup Hyg. 2010 Dec 20;55(2):152–163. doi: 10.1093/annhyg/meq086

Table 2.

Crude associations between covariates and psychotropic drug use

	Psychotropic drug use
	Men		Women
	Use (N)	Use (%)	Use (N)	Use (%)
Age (years)		^***		^***
< 30	68	13.10	247	29.23
30–39	174	17.21	373	27.82
40–49	179	20.96	472	35.44
50 or more	155	21.74	376	38.06
Marital status		^*		^***
Married, cohabiting	370	17.52	855	29.95
Single, separated, divorced, widowed	208	20.95	614	36.99
Presence of children		NS		^**
Yes	303	18.21	765	30.91
No	274	19.07	701	34.58
Education		^*		^*
Primary, lower vocational, lower secondary	260	19.27	545	34.69
Upper secondary	101	22.10	351	33.82
University	215	16.67	574	30.18
Occupation		^**		NS
Blue collar worker	127	16.34	52	29.21
Clerks, service workers	133	23.25	793	32.92
Associate professionals	207	18.84	520	33.31
Managers, professionals	110	17.03	100	28.90
Working hours a week		NS		NS
<40	330	19.20	1164	31.92
≥40	222	17.93	265	35.15
Night work		^**		^*
No	499	18.02	1362	32.24
Yes	75	24.19	100	38.02
Number of physico-chemical exposures		NS		^***
0	285	17.25	951	31.23
1	85	19.36	297	33.87
2	69	21.63	114	32.76
≥ 3	139	19.97	111	44.22
Self-reported health		^***		^***
Good	404	14.65	1040	26.73
Poor	172	50.29	428	69.26
Depressive symptoms		^***		^***
No	237	10.50	838	24.12
Yes	324	42.52	602	64.59

Chi-Square test

p<0.05

^**

p<0.01

^***

p<0.001

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