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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2025 Aug 13.
Published in final edited form as: Salud Ment (Mex). 2024 Sep-Oct;47(5):249–257. doi: 10.17711/sm.0185-3325.2024.029

Table I.

Sociodemographic characteristics of the sample. ESMAV-Jalisco 2021 (n=3 046)

Variable n %

Sex
 Men 1 299 42.7
 Women 1 747 57.4

Age years
 12 to 14 2 377 78.0
 15 to 19 669 22.0

Grade-point average
 < 8.0 782 25.7
 8.0 to 8.9 1 093 35.9
 9.0 to 10 1 171 38.4

Job
 Yes 897 29.5

Social media use
 Never 320 10.5
 Rarely/ocasional 650 21.3
 Frequent/very frequent 2 076 68.2

Videogame use time
 I don’t play 1 246 40.9
 <1 hour per day 597 19.6
 1 hour per day 386 12.7
 2 hours per day 365 12.0
 3 hours per day 201 6.6
 4 hours per day 112 3.7
 ≥5 hours per day 139 4.6

Father's education
 Complete secondary school or less 1 850 60.7
 Complete or incomplete high school 567 18.6
 College degree or more 253 8.3
 Don’t know 235 7.7
 Donť have father 141 4.6

Mother's education
Complete secondary school or less 1 836 60.3
Complete or incomplete high school 740 24.3
College degree or more 304 10.0
Don’t know 158 5.2
Donť have mother 8 0.3

Family Affluence Scale
 Low 1 054 34.6
 Medium 1 366 44.9
 High 626 20.6

Depression ¥
 Yes 878 28.8

Violence received
 Physical 1 429 46.9
 Psychological 1 299 42.7
 Sexual 159 5.2
 Neglect 1 064 34.9
 Digital 375 12.3

SD - Standard deviation

Family Afluence Scale (FAS): low=0–2 points; medium=3–5 points; high=6–9 points

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Depression: ≥14 for male y ≥18 for female, according to Beck Depression Inventory