Table 1.

Sociodemographic and psychosocial factors of the study population with p values for difference between women and men

Variables	Total population (N=917)		Men (N=440)		Women (N=477)		p Value
	n	Per cent	n	Per cent	n	Per cent
Age groups, years (n=908)
20–24	275	30.3	148	33.8	127	27.0	0.050
25–29	300	33.0	144	32.9	156	33.2
30–35	333	36.7	146	33.3	187	39.8
Marital status (n=912)
Married and cohabiting	578	63	236	53.8	342	72.3	<0.001
Widowed and divorced	35	3.8	2	0.5	33	7.0
Single	299	32.8	201	45.8	98	20.7
Number of children (n=915)
No children	307	33.5	211	48.1	96	20.2	<0.001
1–3 children	467	50.9	192	43.7	275	57.8
>3 children	141	15.4	36	8.2	105	22.1
Level of education (n=768)
Secondary school or university level	117	15.2	50	13.3	67	17.0	0.006
Complete primary or vocational level	178	23.2	105	28.0	73	18.6
Incomplete primary	473	61.6	220	58.7	253	64.4
Ever been to school (n=915)
Yes	762	83.3	369	84.2	393	82.4	0.479
No	153	16.7	69	15.8	84	17.6
Employment status (n=913)
Full time paid employment	84	9.4	55	12.5	29	6.1	<0.001
Irregular or seasonal work	50	5.5	33	7.5	17	3.6
No employment	779	85.3	348	79.1	431	90.4
Social support (n=917)
Good	592	69.6	301	68.4	291	60.0	0.086
Poor	258	30.4	114	25.9	144	30.2
Traumatic episodes, genocide period (n=916)
Not exposed	583	63.6	583	62.5	308	64.7	0.537
Exposed	334	36.4	334	37.5	168	35.3
Traumatic episodes, lifetime prevalence (n=916)
Not exposed	195	21.3	195	26.6	78	16.4	<0.001
Exposed	722	78.7	722	73.4	399	83.6
Physical and/or sexual violence, lifetime prevalence
No	771	84.1	419	95.2	352	73.8	<0.001
Yes	146	15.9	21	4.8	125	26.2
Household characteristics
Household monthly income (n=883)
17 500 RF or higher	189	21.4	86	20.5	103	22.2	0.566
Lower than 17 500 RF	694	78.6	333	79.5	361	77.8
Assets in household, sum measure (n=917)
Improved (at least one of the higher standard items)	654	71.3	323	73.4	331	69.4	0.189
Poor (none of the higher standard items)	263	28.7	117	26.6	146	30.6