Table 1.

Individual and household characteristics of the 10,105 women interviewed (JPFHS 2012).

Characteristic	Category (if continuous)	Percent (mean)	Domestic violence subsample percent (mean)a
Resides in refugee camp		8.95	4.18
Woman’s age	15–24	12.57	12.91
	25–39	56.54	55.39
	40–49	30.90	31.70
Number of children living	(1–15)	(3.602)	(3.497)
Women’s education	(0–19)	(10.937)	(11.085)
Employed		17.92	16.43
Standard of living (electricity, flushing toilet, TV and refrigerator)		94.88	94.90
Number of people in household	1–4	29.29	30.12
	5–7	48.27	47.89
	8+	22.43	21.99
Children in household aged 5 and under	0	35.62	36.87
	1–2	55.80	55.43
	3+	8.58	7.71
Husband’s education	None	1.67	1.21
	Incomplete primary	6.17	5.89
	Complete primary	5.49	4.64
	Incomplete secondary	49.39	46.10
	Complete secondary	13.36	13.14
	Higher	23.60	29.02
Experienced mild domestic violence Experienced severe domestic violence Experienced emotional violence Domestic violence is ever justified		24.32	21.04 5.69 24.71 21.35

^aDomestic violence subsample N = 6570.