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. 2023 Mar 31;18(3):e0283925. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0283925

Table 1. Participant demographic characteristics.

Characteristic
Ethiopia1 (n = 599)
Age, mean (SD, range) 27 (5.5, 15–47)
Marital Status, n (%)
    Never married 118 (19.7)
    Married or living together 464 (77.6)
    Divorced, separated, or widowed 16 (2.6)
Religion, n (%)
    Orthodox Christian 470 (78.5)
    Muslim 62 (10.4)
    Protestant 67 (11.2)
Number of living children, median (IQR, range) 2 (2, 0–12)
Education, n (%)
    No schooling 73 (12.2)
    Primary 204 (34.1)
    Secondary 209 (34.9)
    Licensing or professional school (TEVT) 57 (9.5)
    College or above 56 (9.3)
Occupation, n (%)2
    Worked for payment 225 (37.6)
    Worked for self 64 (10.7)
    Helped with a family business, with no payment 11 (1.8)
    Household chores, childcare 344 (57.4)
    No work 36 (6.0)
    Study 28 (4.7)
India3 (n = 313)
Age, mean (SD, range) 28 (4.4, 19–47)
Region, n (%)
    Rural 159 (50.8)
    Urban 154 (49.2)
Marital Status, n (%)
    Never married 4 (1.3)
    Married 309 (98.7)
Religion, n (%)
    Hindu 257 (82.1)
    Muslim 56 (17.9)
Number of living children, Median (IQR, range) 2 (1, 1–5)
Education (years of schooling completed), n (%)
    No schooling 18 (5.8)
    Fewer than 5 years 17 (5.4)
    5–7 years 62 (19.8)
    8–9 years 65 (20.8)
    10–11 years 74 (23.6)
    12+ years 77 (24.6)
Occupation, n (%)1
    Worked for payment 25 (8.0)
    Worked for self 28 (8.9)
    Helped with a family business, with no payment 2 (0.6)
    Household chores, childcare 299 (95.5)

1 Missing data ranged from 0–2 depending on the variable

2Participants could select more than one response option

3 No missing data