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. 2016 Jun;19(8):1428–1437. doi: 10.1017/S1368980016000689

Table 1.

Distribution of sociodemographic factors, by gender, among Tunisian adults (n 2619) aged 20–49 years, Greater Tunis area, 2009–2010

Women (n 1689) Men (n 930)
%*
Area P =0·87
Urban 92·2 92·3
Peri-urban 7·8 7·7
Governorate P =0·93
Tunis 39·8 39·8
Ariana 21·2 22·5
Ben Arous 23·9 22·8
Manouba 15·1 14·9
Age (years) P =0·50
20–29 38·6 41·2
30–39 32·9 31·6
40–49 28·5 27·2
Parity
0 39·7
1–2 26·3
3+ 34·0
Marital status P =0·16
Married 60·8 57·1
Other 39·2 42·9
Education P <0·0001
No formal schooling 8·8 3·2
Primary school 33·6 32·4
Secondary 35·2 46·9
University 22·4 17·5
Professional activity P <0·0001
Not working/retired 53·0 7·0
Student 14·2 10·6
Employee/worker 22·9 53·9
Upper/intermediate 9·9 28·5
Household wealth score P =0·84
Lower tertile 33·0 32·0
Intermediate tertile 34·1 35·4
Upper tertile 32·9 32·6
*

Weighted proportions, taking sampling and post-stratification weights into account.

P value for women v. men contrast.

Asset-based household wealth score: increasing wealth from lower to upper tertile.