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Table 1 Participant characteristics (n = 3,710)

From: Psychosocial factors and colleagues’ perceptions of return-to-work opportunities for workers with a psychiatric disorder: a Japanese population-based study

 

Number

(%)

Colleague’s perceptions

 

Having a negative perception

1936

(52.2)

 

Not having a negative perception

1774

(47.8)

Gender

 

Male

1855

(50.0)

 

Female

1855

(50.0)

Age range (years)

 

20-29

742

(20.0)

 

30-39

742

(20.0)

 

40-49

742

(20.0)

 

50-59

742

(20.0)

 

60-69

742

(20.0)

Workplace social support score

 

High (18–24)

1151

(31.0)

 

Middle (15–17)

950

(25.6)

 

Low (6–14)

1609

(43.4)

Job control score

 

High (10–12)

521

(14.0)

 

Middle (8–9)

1663

(44.8)

 

Low (3–7)

1526

(41.1)

Psychological demand score

 

Low (6–14)

1317

(35.5)

 

Middle (15–17)

1228

(33.1)

 

High (18–24)

1165

(31.4)

Previous experience with colleagues with a psychiatric disorder

 

Yes

772

(20.8)

 

No

2938

(79.2)

Company size (number of employees)

 

300+

1000

(27.0)

 

50 to <300

1415

(38.1)

 

0 to <50

1295

(34.9)

Occupation

 

Manager

341

(9.2)

 

White collar employee

2557

(68.9)

 

Blue collar employee

812

(21.9)

Educational level

 

University and/or graduate school

1674

(45.1)

 

Technical college or junior college

904

(24.4)

 

Junior high school or high school

1132

(30.5)

Employment contract

 

Regular

1980

(53.4)

 

Non-regular

1730

(46.6)