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. 2019 Jun 12;10:111. doi: 10.4103/ijpvm.IJPVM_493_17

Table 1.

Characteristics of the sample in intervention and control group at baseline

Variable Frequency (%) Pa

Intervention (n=908) Control (n=899)
Gender
 Male 457 (50.3) 452 (50.3) 0.51
 Female 451 (49.7) 447 (49.7)
Age (years)
 Mean±SD 15.05±0.79 15.13±0.85 0.06
 95% CI 15.00-15.11 15.07-15.18
Living arrangement
 Both of parents 831 (91.5) 828 (92.1) 0.08
 Mother/father only 55 (6.1) 35 (3.9)
 Grandparents/others 22 (2.4) 36 (4.0)
Father’s education
 No education 110 (12.1) 89 (9.9) 0.18
 Primary level 295 (32.5) 278 (31.0)
 Middle level 215 (23.7) 200 (22.3)
 Secondary level 160 (17.6) 178 (19.9)
 College/university 127 (14.0) 151 (16.9)
Mother’s education
 No education 303 (33.4) 277 (30.9) 0.10
 Primary level 305 (33.7) 317 (35.4)
 Middle level 164 (18.1) 137 (15.3)
 Secondary level 85 (9.4) 112 (12.5)
 College/university 49 (5.4) 53 (5.9)
Pocket money (Rials/month)
 <1,000,000 361 (42.2) 303 (38.5) 0.08
 1,000,000-2,000,000 162 (18.9) 159 (20.2)
 2,000,001-3,000,000 135 (15.8) 159 (20.2)
 ≥3,000,001 197 (23.0) 167 (21.2)

aP value was calculated by Independent sample t-test, Chi-square or Fisher’s exact test between intervention and control groups. CI=Confidence interval, SD=Standard deviation