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The effect of sociodemographic characteristics on the self-evaluation of health among the population in Serbia

This paper analyses the impacts of various demographic and socioeconomic
 characteristics on the way Serbian people assess their own health. Marital
 status, education level, and occupation were analysed using the threeway
 ANOVA statistical method. The results of the statistical analysis show that
 each of the selected features significantly affects the subjective
 experience of health conditions. Regarding marital status, unmarried people
 assessed their health status most favourably. In terms of education, a
 better perception of health was observed in people with higher levels of
 education. And considering gender, only marital status had an impact on the
 self-assessment of health in both sexes. For men, education had an impact,
 whereas for women, it was the type of occupation. The specificity in
 perception of one?s own health in the elderly population of Serbia (above 60
 years old) is reflected in the fact that occupation was the only factor that
 influenced the subjective experience of health status.