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Table 4 Distribution (weighted prevalence) of the sociodemographic and health covariates and the subjective social isolation indicators by victims and nonvictims of domestic violence, stratified by the second and sixth COVID-19 Health Survey, Belgium 2020–2021

From: Domestic violence during the COVID-19 confinement: do victims feel more socially isolated?

 

Second survey (April 2020)

Sixth survey (March 2021)

Victims (%)

(N = 933)

Nonvictims (%)

(N = 24,318)

Victims (%)

(N = 636)

Nonvictims (%)

(N = 11,953)

Age group

 18–34 years

41.5

28.3

49.2

28.6

 35–54 years

37.4

35.3

31.8

34.9

 55+ years

21.1

36.4

19.0

36.5

Gender

 Men

47.2

50.4

41.0

49.3

 Women

52.8

49.6

59.0

50.7

Household composition

 Couple, without child (ren)

19.9

41.2

23.0

42.3

 Couple, with child (ren)

39.5

35.4

31.1

34.0

 Living alone with child (ren)

5.2

5.5

5.8

5.0

 Living with parents, family, …

33.2

16.8

39.2

17.7

 Other

2.2

1.1

0.9

1.0

Household size

 2–4 persons

80.0

89.8

84.9

89.9

 5 persons or more

20.0

10.2

15.1

10.1

Educational attainment

 Low

65.7

62.3

69.5

63.9

 High

34.3

37.7

30.5

36.1

Impact of COVID-19 on income

 No (or positive) impact

42.3

59.1

74.2

82.7

 Negative impact (loss)

57.7

40.9

25.8

17.3

Health problem

 No health problem

10.8

28.3

12.5

29.2

 At least one health problem

89.2

71.7

87.5

70.8

Satisfied with social contact

 (Rather) unsatisfied

69.9

62.9

76.4

63.2

 (Rather) satisfied

30.1

37.1

23.6

36.8

Quality of social support

 Weak support

50.6

28.5

53.0

32.9

 Moderate/strong support

49.4

71.5

47.0

67.1

Confidence in health care services

 Very confident

86.0

92.6

–

–

 Less confident

14.0

7.4

–

–

Social loneliness

 Not lonely

–

–

34.0

60.6

 Lonely

–

–

66.0

39.4

Emotional loneliness

 Not lonely

–

–

14.0

34.6

 Lonely

–

–

86.0

65.4