Skip to main content
. 2025 Apr 28;25:291. doi: 10.1186/s12877-025-05918-5

Table 3.

Descriptive statistics of independent variables

Independent variable Coding Percentage
(%)
Mean SD Min Max
Predisposing factors
 Gender

0 = female

1 = male

60.55

39.45

0.3945 0.4890 0 1
 Marital status

0 = Not Married

1 = Married

24.59

75.41

0.7541 0.4308 0 1
 Age

1 = 60–69

2 = 70–79

3 ≥ 80

46.80

36.29

16.91

1.7011 0.7404 1 3
 Educational attainment

1 = Primary school and below

2 = middle and high school

3 = Tertiary institutions degree and above

73.01

23.65

3.33

1.3032 0.5274 1 3
Enabling factors
 Family support

0 = No

1 = Yes

73.44

26.56

0.2656 0.4418 0 1
 Live with children

0 = No

1 = Yes

68.83

31.17

0.3117 0.4634 0 1
 Self-assessed economic status

1 = poor

2 = average

3 = wealthy

8.03

63.45

28.53

1.7950 0.5690 1 3
 Community type

0 = Rural community

1 = Urban community

47.65

52.35

0.5235 0.4997 0 1
 Social security benefits

0 = Urban-rural residents

1 = Urban employees

68.49

31.51

0.3151 0.4648 0 1
 Perception HCBS provision

0 = No

1 = Yes

55.34

44.66

0.4466 0.4974 0 1
 Perception of LCS provision

0 = No

1 = Yes

60.29

39.71

0.3971 0.4895 0 1
 Perception of MHS provision

0 = No

1 = Yes

71.96

29.04

0.2904 0.4541 0 1
 Perception of SCS provision

0 = No

1 = Yes

82.15

17.85

0.1785 0.3831 0 1
Need factors
 Chronic illness

0 = Yes

1 = No

75.15

24.85

0.7515 0.4323 0 1
 Self-care capability

0 = impaired self-care

1 = full of self-care

8.20

91.80

0.9180 0.2745 0 1
 Self-related health

1 = unhealthy

2 = average

3 = healthy

4.53

31.08

64.39

2.5986 0.5754 1 3