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. 2011 Jun 30;40(2):87–95.

Table 1:

Demographic variables according to women occupation status

Housewife (n=33,472) Employed (n=2,780)
Age (yr) (M±SD) 35.80±0.08 32.73±0.29
Marital status %
  Single 13.39 [12.6,14.22] 32.47 [29.72,35.35]
  Married 82.37 [81.5,83.21] 63.54 [60.62,66.37]
  Divorced + Widow 4.23 [3.96,4.53] 3.987 [3.12,5.08]
Education %
  No formal schooling 22.65 [21.9,23.41] 6.15 [5.15,7.331]
  Primary School 30.07 [29.18,30.98] 10.56 [9.079,12.25]
  Secondary School 17.6 [16.8,18.43] 8.44 [6.874,10.33]
  High School 26.22 [25.28,27.19] 35.86 [32.99,38.83]
  University degrees 3.46 [3.02,3.96] 38.99 [35.91,42.15]
Living Area %
  Rural 30.7 [29.22,32.23] 15.19 [13.16,17.47]
  Urban 69.3 [67.77,70.78] 84.81 [82.53,86.84]
Socioeconomic status %
  Very Low 9.40 [8.76,10.09] 8.73 [7.104,10.69]
  Low 33.72 [32.7,34.75] 27.4 [24.99,29.95]
  Middle 33.06 [32.19,33.95] 30.1 [27.47,32.87]
  High 18.51 [17.69,19.37] 25.41 [22.7,28.32]
  Very High 5.30 [4.81,5.84] 8.35 [6.878,10.12]

M-mean; SD-Standard Deviation; CI-Confidence Interval CI95% was represented in []. Categorical variables were compared by χ2, while numerics tested by t-test. The differences between housewives and employed group in all above characteristics were significant at 0.01 level.