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. 2014 Jun 16;14:207. doi: 10.1186/1471-2393-14-207

Table 3.

Participant characteristics (n = 27)

Age at interview
 Mean age (range)
26 (15–37)
Marital status
 Married
10 (37%)
 Cohabiting
7 (26%)
 Single
10 (37%)
Ethnic origin
 White
21 (77.8%)
 Mixed White/Caribbean
1 (3.7%)
 Pakistani
1 (3.7%)
 White European (Dagestani)
1 (3.7%)
 Black African (Eritrean)
1 (3.7%)
 Other (Mexican, Saudi)
2 (7.4%)
Parity (2 women had previous children removed and placed for adoption)
 0
14 (52%)
 1
7 (26%)
 2
2 (7%)
 3 or more
4 (15%)
Educational level (3 women had learning disabilities)
 Up to 16 years (secondary school)
13 (48%)
 Further education
7 (26%)
 Higher/university education
5 (19%)
 Unknown
2 (7%)
Occupation 1
 None
3 (11%)
 Student
7 (26%)
 Housewife
6 (22%)
 Elementary occupations
1 (4%)
 Personal service occupations
5 (18%)
 Sales and customer service
2 (8%)
 Professional occupations/managers
3 (11%)
Deprivation ranking of home address (2010) 2
 Living in lowest 5% of English neighbourhoods
9 (33%)
 Living in lowest 20% of English neighbourhoods
15 (56%)
 Living in lowest 50% of English neighbourhoods 20 (74%)

1Occupation from: Standard Occupational Classification 2000 (SOC2000), accessed from: http://www.ons.gov.uk/ons/guide-method/classifications/archived-standard-classifications/standard-occupational-classification-2000/index.html.

2English Index of Multiple Deprivation Score (2010) for Lower Layer Super Output Areas (LSOAs) accessed from: http://www.neighbourhood.statistics.gov.uk/dissemination/.