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. 2023 Jul 13;14:1183797. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2023.1183797

Table 1.

Socio-demographic and economic distributions of study participants in Harari regional state, Eastern Ethiopia (n = 1,168).

Variables Categories Frequency (n = 1,168) Percentage (%)
Sex Male 676 57.88
Female 492 42.12
Age (years) 18–24 131 11.21
25–34 171 14.64
35–44 190 16.26
45–54 153 13.12
≥55 523 44.77
Marital status Married 753 64.45
Single 187 16.01
Divorced 118 10.1
Widowed 110 9.42
Religion Muslim 543 46.49
Orthodox 401 34.33
Protestant 121 10.36
Othersa 103 8.82
Occupational status Government worker 319 27.31
Merchant 269 23.03
Student 153 13.1
Farmer 161 13.78
Daily labor 48 4.11
Household worker 103 8.82
Unemployed 115 9.85
Educational status Unable to read and write 183 15.67
Able to read and write 358 30.65
Primary (1–8) 203 17.38
Secondary (9–12) 221 18.92
Diploma and above 203 17.38
Residence Rural 322 27.56
Urban 846 72.44
Monthly income in Ethiopian Birr ≤1,499 263 22.51
1,500–2,999 265 22.69
3,000–4,999 285 24.4
≥5,000 355 30
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