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. 2024 Sep 12;24:202. doi: 10.1186/s12874-024-02300-8

Table 3.

Distribution of responses to the 13 scale items, Amenah baseline survey (N = 339)

Domain Item Item text (English) Do not agree at all Agree a little Agree a lot
Self-Efficacy 1 I can freely choose if I get married 93 (27.4%) 49 (14.5%) 197 (58.1%)
2 I can freely choose who I marry 64 (18.9%) 65 (19.2%) 210 (61.9%)
3 I have the power to control if and when I have children 110 (32.4%) 109 (32.2%) 120 (35.4%)
Future Orientation 4 I can imagine what my future will be like 79 (23.3%) 76 (22.4%) 184 (54.3%)
5 I have an idea of how I can eventually reach my goals 69 (20.4%) 80 (23.6%) 190 (56.0%)
6 I worry that friends will interfere with me achieving my goals 171 (50.4%) 82 (24.2%) 86 (25.4%)
7 I worry that someday my husband or fiancée could interfere with me achieving my 131 (38.6%) 99 (29.2%) 109 (32.2%)
Social Support 8 I have a parent or guardian who trusts me to make the right decisions 15 (4.4%) 68 (20.1%) 256 (75.5%)
9 I have a parent or guardian who accepts me as I am 12 (3.5%) 39 (11.5%) 288 (85.0%)
10 I have a parent/guardian who would help me with my problems and troubles if I needed 18 (5.3%) 44 (13.0%) 277 (81.7%)
Safety 11 I usually feel safe during the day 19 (5.6%) 108 (31.9%) 212 (62.5%)
12 I am able to do the things I want to do without worrying about my safety 164 (48.4%) 116 (34.2%) 59 (17.4%)
13 Walking down the street, I feel like my body is my own 93 (27.4%) 113 (33.3%) 133 (39.2%)