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. 2017 Feb 7;17:57. doi: 10.1186/s12888-017-1231-4

Table 1.

Socio-demographic characteristics of the study participants

Characteristics Number (%)
Sex
 Male 356 (54.2)
 Female 301 (45.8)
Age
 18–29 years 305 (46.4)
 30–39 years 161 (24.5)
 40–49 years 75 (11.4)
 50–59 years 52 (7.9)
 60–69 years 35 (5.3)
 70–79 years 17 (2.6)
 80–89 years 12 (1.8)
Level of education
 Unable to read and write 227 (34.6)
 Able to read & write only 71 (10.8)
 Grade 1–4 74 (11.3)
 Grade 5–8 118 (18.0)
 Grade 9–12 106 (16.1)
 College graduate 61 (9.3)
Marital status
 Single 214 (32.6)
 Married 365 (55.6)
 Divorced 47 (7.2)
 Widow 31 (4.7)
Residence
 Urban 370 (56.3)
 Rural 287 (43.7)
Occupation
 Government employee 62 (9.4)
 Unemployed 37 (5.6)
 Self-employed 134 (20.4)
 Farmer 176 (26.8)
 Student 40 (6.1)
 Housewife 111 (16.9)
 Daily labourer 44 (6.7)
 Others 53 (8.1)
Religion
 Orthodox 409 (62.3)
 Islam 222 (33.8)
 Protestant 23 (3.5)
 Catholic 2 (0.3)
 Other 1 (0 .2)
Ethnicity
 Amhara 310 (47.2)
 Gurage 194 (29.5)
 Mareko 69 (10.5)
 Silte 67 (10.2)
 Oromo 11 (1.7)
 Other 6 (0.9)
Income
  < 1USD/person/day 557 (84.5)
  ≥ 1USD/person/day 100 (15.2)
Annual household income in Birr 13300 ± 14000