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Table 1 Descriptive statistics

From: COVID-19: introduction of a new lifestyle and diet among the Malaysians

Variables

Frequency

Percent

Variables

Frequency

Percent

 

n = 112

(%)

 

n = 112

(%)

Gender

  

Employment Sector

  

Males

35

31.3

Government

36

32.1

Females

77

68.8

Private

24

21.4

   

Statutory Bodies

1

0.9

Marital Status

  

Self-Employed

6

5.4

Single

52

46.4

Unemployed

3

2.7

Married

57

50.9

Students

40

35.7

Divorced

3

2.7

Retired

2

1.8

Races

  

Monthly Gross Incomes

  

Malays

99

88.4

Less than RM 2,500

45

40.2

Non-Malays’ Bumiputera

10

8.9

RM 2,500 – RM 3,169

16

14.3

Chinese

1

0.9

RM 3,170 – RM 3,969

4

3.6

Indians

2

1.8

RM 3,970 – RM 4,849

4

3.6

   

RM 4,850 -RM 5,879

6

5.4

Age

  

RM 5,880 – RM 7,099

15

13.4

19–24

23

20.5

RM 7,110 – RM 8,699

6

5.4

25–30

19

17.0

RM 8,700 – RM 10,959

11

9.8

31–36

22

19.6

RM 10,690 – RM 15,039

4

3.6

37–42

25

22.3

More than RM 15,039

1

0.9

43–48

12

10.7

   

49–54

7

6.3

   

55–60

4

3.6

   

Educational Level

     

Secondary school

2

1.8

   

Certificate Level

5

4.5

   

Diploma

11

9.8

   

Professional Qualification

1

0.9

   

Bachelor's Degree

36

32.1

   

Masters' Degree

43

38.4

   

Doctoral Degree

14

12.5

   
  1. RM 1 = USD 0.20