There were no statistically significant differences in age, gender, psychotic features, current employment, or marital status between patients with melancholic and non-melancholic features.
In the current survey there were no significant differences in marital status between men and women.
The results for education and marital status were mixed, and will be discussed in the last section of the paper.
Two of the more researched areas have been changes in employment and marital status.
Other factors such as past marital status, age and parental status also had significant effects.
With regard to self-reported limitations in the activities of daily living, marital status had no impact for either men or women.
For men aged 50 or more years, however, marital status had no impact on self-reported health.
We controlled for gender of the parent and gender of the child, for marital status and self-rated health.
Variations in the household residence patterns of patients appear to have been a function of age and marital status as well as gender.
This marital status difference may simply reflect the number of people available to provide help.
Marital status often mediates gender differences in wellbeing among older people.
Tabulations exclude the 0.3 per cent of the population aged 60 and more years whose marital status is unknown.
They are also significantly more likely to live alone, which is largely a function of gender differences in marital status.
It was our expectation that depressive symptoms would be disproportionately distributed across age, gender, and parental marital status.
The sample included relatively few cases of single-headed households, and marital status had no effect on variety rank.
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