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. 2019 Apr 2;14(4):e0214461. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0214461

Table 1. Study sample characteristics.

Socio-demographics Results
Age, years Mean = 36; SD = 13
Gender, Females 66% (N = 602)
Total number of Household Members
    1 2% (N = 16)
    2 to 4 27% (N = 249)
    5 or more 71% (N = 643)
Education level of Respondent
    No school 41% (N = 376)
    Incomplete school 46% (N = 420)
    High school 7% (N = 62)
    Some college 1% (N = 12)
    Graduate/ Post-graduate 4% (N = 37)
Highest level of education attained by household
    No School 16% (N = 142)
    Incomplete school 50% (N = 455)
    High school diploma 17% (N = 155)
    Some college 5% (N = 49)
    Graduate/ Post-graduate 12% (N = 106)
Earning members in household Mean = 2; SD = 1
Number of working hours/day of the earning member
    None 6% (N = 48)
    6 hours or less 13% (N = 113)
    7 to 8 hours 49% (N = 422)
    9 to 10 hours 15% (N = 132)
    More than 10 hours 16% (N = 141)
Zone
    West 17% (N = 151)
    East 23% (N = 207)
    North 29% (N = 265)
    South 31% (N = 284)
    Access to Technology
    Own a Phone
    No 34% (N = 304)
    Yes 66% (N = 603)
    Knowledge of texting
    No 51% (N = 459)
    Yes 49% (N = 448)
    Internet Access
    No 76% (N = 686)
    Yes 24% (N = 221)