Skip to main content
. 2013 Aug 16;15:137. doi: 10.11604/pamj.2013.15.137.1628

Table 6.

Association between total knowledge and socio-demographic characteristics of study population

Total Knowledge p-value
Satisfactory Unsatisfactory
No. % No. %
Age (years)
(18-45) 80 80.8 16 61.5
(46-65) 17 17.2 8 30.8
(66-75) 2 2.0 2 7.7 0.083
Gender
Male 42 42.4 9 34.6
Female 57 57.6 17 65.4 0.471
Education
Illiterate 34 34.3 18 69.2
Secondary education 28 28.3 3 11.5
Read and write 19 19.2 3 11.5
Intermediate education 12 12.1 0 0.00
High education 6 6.1 2 7.7 0.015*
Marital status
Married and having children 81 81.8 15 57.7
Married and not having children 12 12.1 8 30.8
Single 6 6.1 3 11.5 0.032*
Job
Housewife/ unemployed 54 54.6 16 61.5
Employee 24 24.2 4 15.4
Farmer 21 21.2 6 23.1 0.627
Residency
Rural 56 56.6 15 57.7
Urban 43 43.4 11 42.3 0.918
Income
Enough 69 69.7 18 69.2
More than enough 6 6.1 2 7.7
Not enough 24 24.2 6 23.1 0.952
Special habits ( smoking)
Non-smoker 78 78.8 20 76.9
Current smoker 21 21.2 6 23.1 0.837
*

Statistically significant at p<0.05. Data of total 125 participants in the descriptive cross sectional study (people's knowledge about coronary heart disease, their attitude towards prevention and main risk reduction barriers), Ismailia, Egypt, 2010