International Journal of Health Geographics

Table 1 Sociodemographic characteristics of survey participants, and comparison with those of the national/urban populations (n = 4260)

From: People’s political views, perceived social norms, and individualism shape their privacy concerns for and acceptance of pandemic control measures that use individual-level georeferenced data

		US		UK		NZ
		Sample (n%)	Population (n%) ^a	Sample (n%)	Population (n%) ^b	Sample (n%)	Population (n%) ^c
Age	18–24	11	18	9	14	11	16
	25–45	41	33	46	32	43	34
	45 +	48	49	45	54	46	50
Gender	Male	48	49	47	49	49	49
	Female	52	51	53	51	51	51

		HK		JP		SK
		Sample (n%)	Population (n%) ^d	Sample (n%)	Population (n%) ^e	Sample (n%)	Population (n%) ^f
Age	18–24	6	9	5	11	7	12
	25–45	54	33	33	26	47	31
	45 +	40	58	62	63	45	57
Gender	Male	47	44	49	49	50	50
	Female	53	56	51	51	50	50

^a2021 the United States Census Bureau data (15 + years old)
^b2021 the United Kingdom Office for National Statistics data (15 + years old)
^c2021 New Zealand Statistics Bureau data
^d2021 Hong Kong Statistics Bureau data (15 + years old)
^e2020 Japan statistics bureau data (15 + years old)
^f2022 South Korea statistics bureau data (15 + years old)

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ISSN: 1476-072X

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