Table 1.

Demographics of interviewees by country.

country	mean age	gender	marital status	education	SES level	religion
Egypt (n = 18)	42.11 (10.82)	56% female, 44% male	11% single, 67% married, 17% other, 6% did not specify	6% below college, 50% college graduate, 22% trade school, 11% professional degree, 11% did not specify	6% low, 28% low middle, 11% middle, 39% upper middle, 0% upper, 17% did not specify	11% Christian, 78% Muslim, 11% did not specify
Iraq (n = 15)	46.53 (11.77)	53% female, 47% male	7% single, 80% married, 13% other	33% below college, 27% college graduate, 13% trade school, 13% professional degree, 13% did not specify	33% low, 0% low middle, 27% middle, 0% upper middle, 20% upper, 20% did not specify	0% Christian, 87% Muslim, 13% did not specify
Jordan (n = 16)	43.75 (11.62)	69% female, 31% male	19% single, 75% married, 6% other	44% below college, 56% college graduate, 0% trade school, 0% professional degree	6% low, 0% low middle, 56% middle, 38% upper middle, 0% upper	0% Christian, 94% Muslim, 6% did not specify
Lebanon (n = 17)	39.18 (11.18)	59% female, 41% male	41% single, 59% married, 0% other	65% below college, 18% college graduate, 6% trade school, 12% professional degree	29% low, 29% low middle, 18% middle, 12% upper middle, 12% upper	41% Christian, 53% Muslim, 6% other
Pakistan (n = 24)	34.33 (12.26)	48% female, 52% male	20% single, 76% married, 4% other	40% below college, 16% college graduate, 0% trade school, 40% professional degree, 4% did not specify	32% low, 12% low middle, 28% middle, 16% upper middle, 12% upper	4% Christian, 92% Muslim, 4% other
Turkeya (n = 17)	44.53 (13.02)	65% female, 35% male		41% below college, 29% college graduate, 0% trade school, 24% professional degree, 6% did not specify	0% low, 24% low middle, 47% middle, 24% upper middle, 6% upper
UAE (n = 25)	38.48 (11.54)	50% female, 50% male	33% single, 54% married, 4% other, 8% did not specify	46% below college, 38% college graduate, 0% trade school, 13% professional degree, 4% did not specify	8% low, 0% low middle, 25% middle, 21% upper middle, 25% upper, 21% did not specify	0% Christian, 100% Muslim, 0% other
USA (n = 18)	36.50 (9.89)	56% female; 44% male	39% single, 44% married, 11% other, 6% did not specify	39% below college, 39% college graduate, 0% trade school, 17% professional degree, 6% did not specify	0% low, 17% low middle, 28% middle, 22% upper middle, 28% upper, 6% did not specify	78% Christian, 0% Muslim, 11% other, 11% did not specify

^aInterviewees in Turkey were not asked about their marital status and religious affiliation.