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. 2019 Jul 16;14(7):e0219617. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0219617

Table 1. Demographic characteristics of male and female survey respondents.

Female
(n = 493)
Male
(n = 407)
Total
(n = 900)
n % n % n %
Age Group
    18–24 196 39.8 95 23.3 291 32.3
    25–29 178 36.1 100 24.6 278 30.9
    >29 119 24.1 206 50.6 325 36.1
    Missing 0 0 6 1.5 6 0.7
Ethnicity
    Bakongo 284 57.6 219 53.8 503 55.9
    Other 207 42.0 185 45.5 392 43.6
    Missing 2 0.4 3 0.7 5 0.6
Urban vs. Peri-Urban
    Urban 278 56.4 247 60.7 525 58.3
    Peri-urban 215 43.6 160 39.3 375 41.7
Education Status
    Less than secondary 80 16.2 9 2.2 89 9.9
    Completed secondary 157 31.8 40 9.8 197 21.9
    Higher than secondary 256 51.9 358 88.0 614 68.2
Problems Satisfying Food
Needs in Past Year
    Never 269 54.6 175 43.0 444 49.3
    Less than daily 141 28.6 154 37.8 295 32.8
    Daily 77 15.6 75 18.4 152 16.9
    Missing 6 1.2 3 0.7 9 1.0
Attend Church Every Week 386 78.3 323 79.4 709 78.8
Relationship Status
    In a relationship 166 33.7 147 36.1 313 34.8
    Engaged 190 38.5 149 36.6 339 37.7
    Married 137 27.8 111 27.3 248 27.6
Number of Children with Current Partner
    0 335 68.0 281 69.0 616 68.4
    1 82 16.6 59 14.5 141 15.7
    More than 1 66 13.4 53 13.0 119 13.2
    Missing 10 2.0 14 3.4 24 2.7