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. 2014 Mar 6;14:231. doi: 10.1186/1471-2458-14-231

Table 1.

Characteristics of participants by coverage area: 10 departments of Guatemala, May 2011

Characteristic Low-coverage departments (n = 632) no. (%) High-coverage departments (n = 562) no. (%)
Sex
 
 
  Male
68 (10.8)
71 (12.6)
  Female
564 (89.2)
491 (87.4)
Age
 
 
  15-19
52 (8.2)
47 (8.4)
  20-24
151 (23.9)
154 (27.4)
  25-39
334 (52.9)
290 (51.6)
  >39
95 (15.0)
71 (12.6)
Education
 
 
  None
100 (15.8)
87 (15.5)
  Primary or less
287 (45.4)
289 (51.4)
  Secondarya
228 (36.1)
171 (30.4)
  Post-secondary
17 (2.7)
15 (2.7)
Occupation
 
 
  Housewife
531 (84.0)
485 (86.3)
  Day-laborers
13 (2.1)
11 (2.0)
  Professionals
18 (2.8)
20 (3.6)
  Business-related
26 (4.1)
16 (2.8)
  Other
44 (7.0)
30 (5.3)
Marital Status
 
 
  Single
96 (15.2)
74 (13.2)
  Married
316 (50.0)
296 (52.7)
  In relationship
201 (31.8)
179 (31.9)
  Divorced
5 (0.8)
3 (0.5)
  Other
14 (2.2)
10 (1.7)
Monthly income
 
 
  <$128
192 (30.4)
247 (44.0)
  $128-256
228 (36.1)
172 (30.6)
  $256-384
87 (13.8)
67 (11.9)
  >$384
48 (7.5)
12 (2.1)
  No response/I don’t know
77 (12.2)
64 (11.4)
Children aged 0–5 years
 
 
  1
449 (71.0)
421 (74.9)
  2
135 (21.4)
117 (20.8)
  3
38 (6.0)
22 (3.9)
  4 or more
10 (1.6)
2 (0.4)
Age of child (years) b
 
 
  0-1 (n = 247)
128 (14.7)
119 (16.4)
  1 (n = 296)
153 (17.6)
143 (19.7)
  2 (n = 276)
150 (17.3)
126 (17.4)
  3 (n = 275)
167 (19.2)
108 (14.9)
  4 (n = 287)
142 (16.4)
145 (20.0)
  5 (n = 212)
128 (14.8)
84 (11.6)
  Total (n = 1593) 868 (100.0) 725 (100.0)

aThe term “secondary” includes participants with any level of post-primary education.

bWhile the age of each participant’s child was recorded, sex was not.