Table-I.
Table showing the basic sociodemographic profile of the study participants
| Variable | n =1028 (%) |
|---|---|
| Age of respondents (yrs) | |
| 15 16 17 18 19 |
111 (11) 352 (34) 369(36) 183 (18) 14(1) |
| Nationality | |
| Saudi Non- Saudi |
941 (91.5) 87(8.5) |
| School Grade | |
| 10th 11th 12th |
317 (31) 340 (33) 371 (36) |
| School type | |
| Private Public |
750 (73) 278 (27) |
| Type of accommodation living in | |
| Villa Apartment One floor flat Others |
903 (88) 82 (8) 31 (3) 12 (1) |
| Order of respondent among sibling | |
| Eldest Middle Youngest |
259 (25) 607 (59) 162 (16) |
| Father’s education level | |
| Less than secondary (< 10th grade) Secondary (11 -12) Bachelor’s degree Master’s degree Doctorate Others |
16 (2) 75 (7) 366 (36) 154 (15) 247 (24) 170 (17) |
| Fathers Occupation | |
| Doctor Teacher Engineer Business Military Banker Unemployed Others |
98 (10) 85 (8) 156 (15) 248 (24) 81 (8) 37 (4) 13 (1) 310 (30) |
| Mother’s education level | |
| Less than secondary (< 10th grade) Secondary (11 -12) Bachelor’s degree Master’s degree Doctorate Others I don’t know |
79 (8) 252 (25) 467 (45) 68 (7) 45 (4) 21 (2) 96 (9) |
| Mother’s Occupation | |
| Doctor Teacher Housewife Business Banker Others |
28 (3) 263 (26) 569 (55) 31 (3) 18 (2) 119 (12) |
| Academic scoring | |
| Excellent (100 - 90%) Very good (89 – 80%) Good (79 – 70%) Fair (69 – 60%) Repeater (< 60%) |
735 (72) 229 (22) 53 (5) 7 (0.5) 4 (0.5) |