Table 1. Sociodemographic characteristics of the sample (n = 968).
| n (%) | |
|---|---|
| Gender | |
| Male | 515 (53.2) |
| Female | 453 (46.8) |
| School type | |
| Private school | 272 (28.1) |
| Community school | 368 (38.0) |
| Government school | 328 (33.9) |
| Mother’s education | |
| Not educated | 591 (61.1) |
| <10 years of schooling | 125 (12.9) |
| 10–12 years of schooling | 176 (18.2) |
| Graduate degree/higher | 76 (7.9) |
| Father’s education | |
| Not educated | 340 (35.1) |
| <10 years of schooling | 264 (27.3) |
| 10–12 years of schooling | 207 (21.4) |
| Graduate degree/higher | 157 (16.2) |
| Father’s occupation | |
| Unemployed | 258 (26.7) |
| Business | 131 (13.5) |
| Government | 139 (14.4) |
| Skilled labour | 176 (18.2) |
| Private employment | 264 (27.3) |
| Mother’s occupation | |
| Unemployed | 725 (74.9) |
| Business | 1 (0.1) |
| Government | 45 (4.6) |
| Skilled labour | 154 (15.9) |
| Private employment | 43 (4.4) |