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. 2020 Sep 8;24(13):4132–4143. doi: 10.1017/S1368980020002955

Table 1.

Socio-demographic characteristics of the study sample

Total Sample 1 Sample 2 P
Frequency (%) Frequency (%) Frequency (%)
n % n % n %
Gender
 Male 270 33·5 131 3·4 139 34·6 0·518
 Female 536 66·5 273 67·6 263 65·4
Marital status
 Single 533 67·0 263 66·1 270 67·8 0·395
 Married 230 28·9 120 30·2 110 27·6
 Widowed 11 1·4 7 1·8 4 1·0
 Divorced 22 2·8 8 2·0 14 3·5
Education level
 Primary 24 3·1 11 2·8 13 3·3 0·760
 Complementary 61 7·8 34 8·7 27 6·9
 Secondary 125 15·9 60 15·3 65 16·6
 University 574 73·2 288 73·3 286 73·1
Monthly income
 No income 340 45·1 168 44·4 172 45·7 0·140
 <1000 USD 247 32·8 121 32·0 126 33·5
 1000–2000 USD 117 15·5 56 14·8 61 16·2
 >2000 USD 50 6·6 33 8·37 17 4·5
Smoking
 Yes 246 30·8 127 31·7 119 29·8 0·572
 No 554 69·2 274 68·3 280 70·2
Alcohol
 Yes 32 4·2 12 3·1 20 5·4 0·124
 No 724 95·8 372 96·9 352 94·6
Caffeinated beverages
 Yes 721 90·0 362 90·5 359 89·5 0·646
 No 80 10·0 38 9·5 42 10·5
Practicing sport activities
 Yes 490 62·4 248 63·6 242 61·3 0·501
 No 295 37·6 142 36·4 153 38·7
Age (in years) 0·354
 Mean 27·59 27·96 27·19
 sd 11·76 11·83 11·68
BMI (kg/m2) 0·182
 Mean 24·35 24·10 24·60
 sd 5·28 4·98 5·55

The χ 2 and Fisher exact tests were used to evaluate the association between categorical variables, and the Mann–Whitney test was used to evaluate the association between the age, body mass index (BMI) and the sample group.