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. 2023 Oct;11(4):237–246. doi: 10.30476/IJCBNM.2023.99040.2276

Table 2.

Comparison of demographic variables between the intervention and control groups

Variable Intervention group N (%) Control group N (%) P value
Mother’s education level Illiterate 2 (3.30) 2 (3.30) 0.98*
Primary or Secondary education 16 (26.70) 16 (26.70)
High school 8 (13.30) 10 (16.70)
Diploma 19 (31.70) 17 (28.30)
Academic 15 (25) 15 (25)
Father’s education level Illiterate 1 (1.70) 2 (3.30) 0.39*
Primary or Secondary education 24 (40) 16 (26.70)
High school 10 (16.70) 8 (13.30)
Diploma 13 (21.70) 21 (35)
Academic 12 (20) 13 (21.70)
Mother’s job Homemaker 49 (81.70) 54 (90) 0.19*
Employed 11 (18.30) 6 (10)
Father’s job Unemployed 3 (5) 2 (3.30) 0.64*
Employed 57 (95) 58 (96.60)
Living companion Parents 60 (100) 59 (98.30) 0.32*
Relatives 0 (0) 1 (1.70)
Mother’s health Diseased 7 (11.60) 3 (5) 0.18*
Healthy 53 (88.30) 57 (95)
Father’s health Diseased 1 (1.70) 4 (6.70) 0.17*
Healthy 59 (98.40) 56 (93.30)
Mean±SD Mean±SD
Body mass index 21.30±3.10 20.80±3 0.45**
Age of first menstruation 12.90±1.01 12.70±1.60 0.38**
Length of menstrual bleeding 6.20±1.70 6.20±1.50 0.98**
Length of menstrual cycle 29.60±5.20 27.90±5.10 0.80**
*

Chi-square test;

**

Independent t-test