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. 2015 Oct 3;51:81–92. doi: 10.1007/s00127-015-1130-2

Table 1.

Socio-demographic and psycho-social characteristics of the respondents for the total population (n = 917) and the population with depression and/or suicidality (n = 247)

Total population (with and without depression and/or suicidality) Population with depression and/or suicidality
Men (n = 440) Women (n = 477) p value* Men (n = 78) Women (n = 169) p value*
n % n % n % n %
Respondents’ characteristics
 1. Age groups
  20–24 years 148 33.8 127 27.0 0.050 23 29.5 51 30.5 0.666
  25–29 years 144 32.9 156 33.2 31 39.7 57 34.1
  30–35 years 146 33.3 187 39.8 24 30.8 59 35.3
 2. Marital status
  Married or cohabiting 236 53.8 342 72.3 0.000 41 53.2 116 68.6 0.000
  Divorced or widowed 2 0.5 33 7.0 1 1.3 16 9.5
  Single 201 45.8 98 20.7 35 45.5 37 21.9
 3. Education level
  Secondary school or university 50 13.3 67 17.0 0.006 8 10.7 27 16.2 0.531
  Complete primary school or vocational training 105 28.0 73 18.6 10 13.3 21 12.6
  Incomplete primary school 220 58.7 253 64.4 57 76.0 119 71.3
Partner’s characteristics
 4. Ever been to school
  Attended school 211 83.7 287 75.9 0.021 38 79.2 95 72.0 0.443
  Partner no schooling 41 16.3 91 24.1 10 20.8 37 28.0
Household (HH) characteristics
 5. Assets in the household
  Have at least 1 of the assets 323 73.4 331 69.4 0.189 48 61.5 100 59.2 0.781
  Have none of the HH assets 117 26.6 146 30.6 30 38.5 69 40.8

p value signifies statistical difference between men and women