Table 1.
Age (years) | Median 11 (range, 5-18) | Mean 11.22±2.62 |
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Gender | Male | 2943 (37%) |
Female | 4988 (63%) | |
Father’s education no data=130 (1.6%) | Illiterate | 582 (7.3%) |
Primary | 1157 (14.6%) | |
Intermediate | 1241 (15.6%) | |
High school | 2326 (29.3%) | |
Bachelors | 1992 (25.1%) | |
Master’s/doctorate | 502 (6.3%) | |
Mother’s education no data=135 (1.7%) | Illiterate | 1003 (12.6%) |
Primary | 1361 (17.2%) | |
Intermediate | 1308 (16.5%) | |
High school | 1963 (24.8%) | |
Bachelors | 2060 (26.0%) | |
Master’s/doctorate | 1003 (12.6%) | |
Family income no data=374 (4.7%) | No income | 407 (5.1%) |
<1500 US $ | 1549 (19.5%) | |
1500–2500 US $ | 2277 (28.7%) | |
2500–5000 US $ | 2218 (28.0%) | |
5000–8000 US $ | 719 (9.1%) | |
>8000 US $ | 386 (4.9%) | |
Occupation | Unemployed | 2117 (26.7%) |
Worker | 4567 (57.6%) | |
Office clerk | 693 (8.7%) | |
Trader/professional | 553 (7.0%) | |
Residence No data=126 (1.6%) | Traditional house | 1067 (13.5%) |
Apartment | 2592 (32.7%) | |
Villa | 4107 (51.8%) | |
Palace | 38 (0.5%) | |
Socioeconomic status | Low socioeconomic | 328 (4.1%) |
Lower middle socioeconomic | 2581 (32.5%) | |
Higher middle socioeconomic | 4317 (54.4%) | |
High socioeconomic | 705 (8.9%) |