Chapter 4: Social relations and leisure
Assessment of the frequency of contact with relatives, friends or acquaintances, by gender number of disabilities. Population with disabilities. 
Units: percentage

	Total	Excessive	Suitable	Insufficient	They have no contact with their family	Does not apply because they have no relative or friend	
Total	
    Total	100.00	0.87	74.27	19.40	1.71	3.75	
    Just one disability	100.00	0.97	73.37	19.04	3.25	3.37	
    Two disabilities	100.00	0.63	70.78	24.11	1.42	3.06	
    Three disabilities	100.00	0.73	75.78	19.38	1.51	2.60	
    Four disabilities	100.00	0.58	74.31	20.22	1.61	3.28	
    Five to eight disabilities	100.00	0.99	74.46	18.66	1.65	4.25	
Man	
    Total	100.00	0.93	69.89	21.96	2.34	4.87	
    Just one disability	100.00	0.94	66.94	22.39	4.30	5.42	
    Two disabilities	100.00	0.67	70.44	22.77	2.32	3.79	
    Three disabilities	100.00	0.71	69.32	24.09	2.00	3.88	
    Four disabilities	100.00	0.50	70.97	21.62	2.61	4.29	
    Five to eight disabilities	100.00	1.16	70.17	21.23	2.02	5.42	
Woman	
    Total	100.00	0.84	76.61	18.03	1.38	3.15	
    Just one disability	100.00	1.00	79.94	15.61	2.19	1.26	
    Two disabilities	100.00	0.59	71.05	25.19	0.68	2.48	
    Three disabilities	100.00	0.75	79.95	16.34	1.19	1.77	
    Four disabilities	100.00	0.63	76.22	19.41	1.03	2.71	
    Five to eight disabilities	100.00	0.91	76.34	17.53	1.50	3.73	
Notes:
1) The number of disabilities refers to the 8 disability groups: vision, hearing, communication, learning, mobility, self-care, home life and personal interactions and relationships
Source: National Statistics Institute