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. 2020 Mar 11;19:19. doi: 10.1186/s12991-020-00268-5

Table 1.

Distribution of participants by their socio-demographic and psychosocial characteristics at Ilu Ababore zone hospitals, southwest Ethiopia, 2017 (n = 402)

Variables Frequency Percent
Age
 18–24 162 40.3
 25–34 121 30.1
 35–44 82 20.3
 ≥ 45 37 9.2
Gender
 Male 253 62.9
 Female 149 37.1
Religion
 Orthodox 153 38.1
 Muslim 115 28.6
 Protestant 105 26.1
 Othersa 29 7.2
Marital status
 Married 246 61.2
 Single 117 29.1
 Divorced/widowed 39 9.7
Ethnicity
 Oromo 323 80.34
 Amhara 52 12.93
 Tigre 14 3.48
 Gurage 9 2.23
 Otherb 4 0.99
Educational status
 Unable to read and write 114 28.4
 Primary 195 47.3
 Secondary 58 14.4
 College and above 35 8.7
Residency
 Rural 197 49.0
 Urban 205 51.0
Type of occupation
 Government employ 26 6.5
 Private enterprise 234 58.2
 Student 60 15.0
 Unemployed 82 20.4
Social support
 High 252 62.7
 Moderate 98 24.4
 Poor 52 12.9
Perceived stress
 Low 192 47.8
 High 210 52.2

aWaqefetaa, Catholic, Adventist

bKefa, Wolayta