Using the Theory of Planned Behaviour to Explain Use of Traditional Chinese Medicine among Hong Kong Chinese in Britain

Table 1

Sociodemographic details of respondents.

	Percent
Gender
Male	44%
Female	56%
Age
≤15 yrs	0.4%
16–24 yrs	14%
25–44 yrs	30%
45–64 yrs	40%
65–74 yrs	6%
≥75 yrs	8.6%
Marital status
Single	34%
Married	53%
Separated/divorced	6%
Widowed	7%
Educational attainment
<primary	14%
GCSE	17%
College	16%
≥bachelor’s degree	53%
Monthly income
<£500	20%
£501–£1,000	15%
£1,001–£2,000	26%
£2,001–£3,000	17%
>£3,000	22%
Length of HK residency (prior to living in UK)
<10 yrs	7%
10–19 yrs	37%
20–29 yrs	34%
30–39 yrs	13%
40–49 yrs	7%
>50 yrs	2%
Length of UK residency
<10 yrs	26%
10–19 yrs	26%
20–29 yrs	12%
30–39 yrs	20%
40–49 yrs	12%
>50  yrs	4%

Note: GCSE: General Certificate of Secondary Education; £: British Pound Sterling.