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. 2023 Nov 29;18(11):e0294248. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0294248

Table 1. Characteristics of co-resident young adults, 2002, 2010 and 2018, % (95% confidence intervals).

Characteristics 2002 2010 2018 % difference 2002–18
(n = 862) (n = 1,066) (n = 3,949)
% 95% CI % 95% CI % 95% CI
Total 34 (31.72–35.89) 38 (36.32–40.64) 40 (37.32–41.81) +18
Age
18–21 years 72 (69.08–75.59) 78 (75.14–80.39) 80 (76.94–83.20) +11
22–25 years 44 (39.06–48.08) 47 (43.24–51.05) 54 (49.45–57.84) +23
26–29 years 22 (18.06–26.34) 24 (20.06–29.40) 21 (17.87–24.10) -4
30–34 years 11 (8.86–14.61) 12 (8.84–16.42) 15 (11.44–20.16) +36
Sex
Female 29 (26.71–31.60) 34 (31.81–36.52) 37 (33.85–39.90) +28
Male 38 (36.05–40.94) 43 (39.97–45.51) 42 (39.58–44.98) +11
Income
Low income 52 (48.09–54.99) 57 (54.02–60.43) 57 (52.76–61.31) +10
Middle income 32 (28.31–36.04) 36 (32.23–39.97) 33 (28.98–36.23) +3
High income 17 (13.32–20.99) 20 (15.90–24.95) 18 (14.81–22.81) +6
Geography
Major city 36 (33.99–37.69) 31 (27.96–33.78) 34 (31.58–37.08) -6
Outside of major city 28 (24.90–31.43) 41 (39.26–43.47) 41 (39.02–43.94) +46
Married or living with partner 3 (2.04–4.46) 4 (2.74–5.06) 6 (4.55–8.64) +100