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. 2012 Feb;74(1-2):51–61.

Table 1.

Socioeconomic characteristics of respondents

Male Female Total
Number (%) Number (%) Number (%)
Total 304 (49.8) 307 (50.2) 611 (100.0)
Age group (years)
25–34 69 (22.7) 73 (23.8) 142 (23.2)
35–44 81 (26.6) 72 (23.5) 153 (25.0)
45–54 90 (29.6) 91 (29.6) 181 (29.6)
55–65 64 (21.1) 71 (23.1) 135 (22.1)
Age (mean ± SD) 43.0±11.4 43.3±11.5 43.2±11.5
Marital status
Married 251 (82.6) 231 (75.2) 482 (78.9)
Widow/divorced 9 (3.0) 42 (13.7) 51 (8.3)
Unmarried 44 (14.4) 34 (11.1) 78 (12.8)
Education level
Below secondary 33 (10.9) 23 (7.5) 56 (9.2)
Secondary 136 (44.7) 134 (43.6) 270 (44.2)
College 100 (32.9) 105 (34.2) 205 (33.6)
University 35 (11.5) 45 (14.7) 80 (13.1)
Professional group
Workera 121 (39.8) 43 (14.0) 164 (26.8)
Employee 74 (24.3) 139 (45.3) 213 (34.9)
Unemployed 109 (35.9) 125 (40.7) 234 (38.3)
Nationality
Kazakh 234 (77.0) 234 (76.2) 468 (76.6)
Russian 54 (17.8) 57 (18.6) 111 (18.2)
Minority 16 (5.3) 16 (5.2) 32 (5.2)
Monthly family incomeb (tenge)
<36,000 235 (77.3) 207 (67.4) 442 (72.3)
≥36,000 69 (22.7) 100 (32.6) 169 (27.7)

aWorker means ‘blue-collar workers’ engaged in hard physical labor, b1USD=120 tenge