Table 3

Descriptive statistics

VariableMeanMedianMaximumMinimumSDSumObs.
MD15.1108215.2119716.2765414.096140.6211412266.623150
DD4.0844114.001525.4219253.1477670.714821612.6617150
AD5.5630745.326697.75753.9400551.070832834.4612150
AUD2.511712.5086643.25971.6003220.499131376.7564150
BD0.9950790.9906521.0682780.8981430.056717149.2618150
DUD0.980581.028541.192930.5944870.154379147.0871150
ED0.4842690.4810180.5586940.420470.03221272.64033150
S0.2908210.3021580.308270.2363650.02271443.62317150
UN5.5224315.135170.93.0377581203.89218
GLOB51.2785143.4066888.6195129.1255718.1946311486.39224
GDPPCG1.9419162.0351587.096154−8.513032.419357434.9892224
URBAN82.4245883.69793.85563.7046.9518620606.14250
OSC1.3187920.870118.8586202.039218225.5135171
INST21.6351730.7537.79167015.73425408.792250
EDEM0.8836640.8880.9190.7740.026854220.916250
LDEM0.8385520.8530.8920.7270.043739209.638250
DDEM0.819620.8560.8870.6670.066963204.905250
EDEM0.827720.83250.8760.7130.03905206.93250
PDEM0.6530640.6510.730.5590.040165163.266250
Note(s):

Mental health data taken from the Institute of Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME), Global Burden of Disease, published online at OurWorldInData.org. Retrieved from: ‘https://ourworldindata.org/mental-healthLink to a PDF of the cited article. [online resource]. Mental health illnesses are complicated and come in a variety of shapes and sizes, including eating disorders, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and depression. The underlying Source(s) of the data used to create these definitions are generally in line with the WHO International Classification of Diseases (ICD-10) system

Source(s): Original design by the authors

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