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. 2024 Oct 1;15(1):2403249. doi: 10.1080/20008066.2024.2403249

Table 1.

Demographics of the Participants.

  Females
(N=10)
n/M (SD)
Males
(N=12)
n/M (SD)
Introduction Programme at the time of interview    
 Attending Introduction Programme 7 10
 Completed Introduction Programme 3 2
 Attended Primary School for Adults 6 7
Time of stay in Norway    
 5–8 years 2 1
 4 years 5 5
 3 years 1 1
 1–2 years 2 5
Age    
 Average age in years 34.8 (SD=8.4) 33.5 (SD=9.4)
 Variation in age 23–48 19–57
Marital status    
 Married 5 8
 Divorced 3 0
 Widow(er) 1 0
 Single 1 4
Children (average)    
 Children 8/10 6/12
 Children outside Norway 2/10 2/12
 Children, average 2.5 1.4
Family/relatives in Norway    
 More than 5 5 3
 Less than 5 5 6
 No family/relatives 0 3
Norwegian friends/acquaintance    
 More than 10 0 3
 6–10 0 2
 5 or fewer 6 3
 No Norwegian friends 4 4
Religious Affiliation    
 Muslim 8 9
 Christian 2 3
Education, outside Norway    
 0 years 1 2
 1–4 years 1 2
 5–10 years 4 5
 11–13 years 2 1
 More than 13 years 2 2
Housing type (rental)    
 Apartment 5 7
 Single family house, semi-detached 3 2
 Row house 2 0
 Bedsit 0 3
Work before Norway    
 Full time, outside home 2 11
 Part time 2 1
 Full time, houseparent 3 0
 No work 3 0
Work in Norway    
 Full time 0 1
 Part time 1 2

Note. Introduction Programme = a training programme intended to prepare adult refugees for work or education in Norway. For example, the programme may include language training or adult primary school. Housing type (rental): All participants rented housing.