Table 2.

Prevalence of intimate partner violence in the final study population (n=4467) displayed by age, residence, education, religion, sex of household head and household wealth index

	N	Moderate physical violence (%)	Severe physical violence (%)	Sexual violence (%)	Any violence (%)
Age
15–19	462	42	14	14+	46
20–24	851	47	14	15+	50
25–29	867	49	17	12	52
30–34	743	51	18	11	55
35–39	701	48	17	9	50
40–44	462	49	19	7−	50
45–49	381	50	17	5−	51
Residence				p<0.05, V=0.04	p<0.01, V=0.05
Urban	1669	46	16	9−	47−
Rural	2798	49	17	12	53
Education		p<0.001, V=0.22	p<0.001, V=0.17		p<0.001, V=0.21
No education	1496	58+	23+	12	60+
Primary	1349	52+	18	12	56+
Secondary	1293	39−	10−	9	42−
Higher	327	20−	1−	8	25−
Religion		p<0.001, V=0.06	p<0.01, V=0.05		p<0.001, V=0.07
Muslim	4036	49	17	11	52
Non-Muslim	430	38−	10−	6−	40−
Household head
Female	506	44	16	11	47
Male	3961	48	16	11	52
Wealth index		p<0.001, V=0.18	p<0.001, V=0.14	p<0.001, V=0.11	p<0.001, V=0.19
Poorest	804	58+	22+	16+	62+
Poorer	857	53+	19	13	57+
Middle	850	53+	18	11	56+
Richer	856	46	17	10	49
Richest	1099	34−	8−	6−	36−
Total	4467	48	16	11	51

χ² Tests are presented for differences in distributions related to each of the variables age, residence, education, religion, household head and wealth index.

Significant χ² tests (p<0.05, Bonferroni corrected for 6 tests per column yielding p<0.0083) including at least one standardised residual >2 (indicated by +) or <−2 (indicated by −) are reported by p values and effect size V (Cramer's V).