Table 1.
Sample characteristics.
| Demographic and cognitive screening variables | Total sample (n=925) | |
|---|---|---|
| Gender | Male | 324 (35%) |
| Female | 601(65%) | |
| Education | 1-8 years(n (%)) | 306 (33%) |
| 9-11 years(n (%)) | 202 (22%) | |
| >11 years (n (%)) | 417 (45%) | |
| Age | 18-39 years (n (%)) | 447 (48%) |
| 40-59 years (n (%)) | 307 (33%) | |
| 60-69 years (n (%)) | 120 (13%) | |
| >69 years (n (%)) | 51 (6%) | |
| Income | 1-3 minimum wages (n (%)) | 270 (29%) |
| 4-6 minimum wages (n (%)) | 239 (26%) | |
| 7-9 minimum wages (n (%)) | 102 (11%) | |
| 10-12 minimum wages (n (%)) | 127 (14%) | |
| >12 minimum wages (n(%)) | 187 (20%) | |
| Occupation | Not in formal employment (n (%)) | 237(26%) |
| General Services (n (%)) | 244 (26%) | |
| Technical-level Professionals (n (%)) | 107 (12%) | |
| University-level Professionals (n (%)) | 337 (36%) | |
| Mood and cognitive screening | Intelligence Quotient (M(SD)) | 103.50 (12.45) |
| Anxiety symptoms (M(SD)) | 4.45 (2.13) | |
| Depression symptoms (M(SD)) | 3.39 (2.29) | |
| Mini-Mental State Exam (M(SD)) | 28.99 (1.21) | |
M: mean; SD: standard deviation.