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. 2016 Nov 15;16:400. doi: 10.1186/s12888-016-1084-2

Table 5.

Socio-demographic characteristics of the study participants

Variable Frequency (N = 300) Percentage (%)
Age
  ≤ 30 122 40.7
 31–40 77 25.7
 41–50 56 18.7
 51–60 24 8.0
  ≥ 60 21 7.0
Gender
 Male 128 42.7
 Female 172 57.3
Tribe
 Baganda 163 54.3
 Banyankole 20 6.7
 Basoga 25 8.8
 Othersb 92 30.7
Religion
 Catholic 124 41.3
 Moslem 42 14.0
 Pentecostal 49 16.3
 Protestant 71 23.7
 Othersc 14 4.7
Marital status (N = 290)a
 Single 100 34.5
 Married 111 38.3
 Living as married 44 15.2
 Separated 15 5.2
 Divorced 12 4.1
 Widowed 8 2.8
Occupation
 Housewife 37 12.3
 Subsistence Farmer 27 9.0
 Self-employed 95 31.7
 Professional 51 17.0
 Unemployed 63 21.0
 Othersd 27 9.0

a10 participants did not answer this question

Others bstands for other tribes including Itesot, Banyoro, Madi, Dinka, Batoro, Bagisu, Lugbara, Banyala, Japhadola, Alur, Acholi, Langi, Banyarwanda, Bakonjo, Bafumbira, Bakiga and Basamya. Others cfor other religions including SDA, Orthodox, Moon-Worshipper and Baptist. Others dstands for other occupations including student, construction workers and pastor