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. 2014 Aug 28;18(5):809–816. doi: 10.1017/S1368980014001761

Table 2.

Relationship between socio-economic factors and daily fruit and vegetable intake controlling for age, marital status, number of children, education, employment, economic status, living area and energy intake among Moroccan women of child-bearing age (20–49 years) from the urban area of Rabat-Salé (n 855)

Fruit and vegetables (g/d) Fruit (g/d) Vegetables (g/d)
n Mean se P value Mean se P value Mean se P value
Age (years)
20–29 243 328 20·1 151 16·6 177 9·8
30–39 297 344 23·8 0·16 158 11·7 0·23 186 15·5 0·56
40–49 315 325 18·3 157 14·4 168 7·4
Marital status
Married 631 337 14·6 0·22 156 10·8 0·62 180 7·8 0·23
Unmarried 224 321 21·7 153 17·2 168 10·6
Number of children
None 208 346 25·0 167 18·5 179 14·7
1 or 2 323 336 19·2 0·39 149 13·9 0·16 188 9·7 0·47
≥3 324 317 16·7 152 11·8 165 8·5
Education
None 340 283 15·0 124 11·6 160 7·4
Primary or partial secondary 387 359 19·6 0·16 169 13·5 0·22 190 10·7 0·49
Secondary/university 128 389 24·4 205 20·6 184 13·6
Employment
Employed 160 350 27·1 0·99 165 17·4 0·80 185 20·7 0·80
Unemployed 695 327 15·0 153 10·8 174 6·9
Economic status
Low 285 296 21·4 117 12·6 180 12·6
Medium 260 302 16·6 <0·05 142 11·7 <0·05 161 9·1 0·22
High 310 390 18·0 203 16·4 187 8·9
Living area
Modern 168 329 23·4 158 16·0 171 10·9
Medina 538 340 16·6 0·62 161 12·9 0·58 179 7·9 0·83
Precarious 149 303 25·8 130 18·8 173 16·4