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. 2016 Jul 20;19(5Suppl 4):20832. doi: 10.7448/IAS.19.5.20832

Table 1.

Characteristics of the study population at baseline

Females (N=557) % (n) Males (N=149) % (n)
Age
 15–16 years old 62.8 (350) 47.3 (70)
 17–18 years old 37.2 (227) 52.7 (78)
Education
 1–5 years of schooling 54.0 (301) 57.7 (86)
 6–11 years of schooling 46.0 (256) 42.3 (63)
Literacy level
 Unable to read at all 28.8 (156) 29.4 (35)
 Read part of the sentence 20.5 (111) 14.3 (17)
 Read whole sentence 50.7 (275) 56.3 (67)
Religion
 Orthodox 77.7 (433) 55.7 (83)
 Muslim 15.1 (84) 30.9 (46)
 Protestant 7.2 (40) 13.4 (20)
Currently living with relative or family
 Yes 70.7 (394) 0.0 (0)
 No 29.3 (163) 149.0 (100)
Place lived previously
 Addis Ababa 19.0 (106) 11.6 (17)
 Other city 2.7 (15) 14.9 (22)
 Small town 10.4 (58) 36.1 (53)
 Rural village 67.9 (378) 37.4 (55)
Keep in touch with family
 Yes 87.4 (485) 34.2 (51)
 No 12.6 (70) 65.8 (98)
Ever had sex
 Yes 0.6 (3) 6.7 (10)
 No 99.4 (496) 93.3 (139)
Mental health outcome
 Had social problem 15.8 (88) 49.0 (73)
 Had attention problem 10.0 (56) 36.2 (54)
 Had anxiety/depression problem 21.5 (120) 47.0 (70)
 Had aggressive behaviour 23.0 (128) 43.2 (45/104)*
 Had any mental health problem 37.3 (208) 80.8 (101/125)**

Notes: Values of n in cells may not add up to total population due to missing values.

*

N=104

**

N=125 due to missing values.