The Tables S1, S2, S3, S4, S5 also summarize the means and variances for continuous traits and the prevalences for categorical variables. Sex differences in means and prevalances were in line with previous reports, e.g. women score higher on depression/anxiety and more often have migraine. Men are taller, score higher on sensation seeking scales, more often use cannabis (adults), tend to smoke more often, drink more coffee and more often report alcohol problems. In children, aggressive and attention problems occur more often in boys, while somatic complaints are more often seen in girls.
