| Place of residence |
Gender |
Age |
Level of education |
Years of retirement |
| Whole sampleN=131 |
44.3 % men; 55.7% women |
60–74 years of age (M=68.47; SD=3.69) |
39.7 % lower education; 60.3 % higher education |
2–32 years (M=10.03; SD=6.11) |
| PragueN=25 |
42.3 % men; 53.8 % women |
61–74 years of age (M=69.5; SD=3.6) |
34.6 % lower education; 65.7 % higher education |
2–26 years (M=10.77; SD=5.64) |
| mid-sized townN=46 |
41.3 % men; 58.7 % women |
63–74 years of age (M=69.15; SD=3.47) |
37 % lower education; 63 % higher education |
2–22 years (M=10.7; SD=5.93) |
| villageN=59 |
47.5 % men; 52.5 % women |
60–74 years of age (M=67.49; SD=3.72) |
44.1 % lower education; 55.9 % higher education |
2–32 years (M=9.18; SD=6.44) |
