Table 3. Demographic, behavioral, and psychosocial characteristics by latent class analysis among 1,501 adolescent girls and young women aged 15–24 years in Ethiopia, 2018–2019^a.

	Highly vulnerable N = 255 (17.0%)		Stable, out-of-school, migrants N = 692 (46.1%)		Stable, in-school, never migated N = 554 (36.9%)
	Median	IQR	Median	IQR	Median	IQR
Posterior probability of latent class membership	0.82	0.68, 0.91	0.82	0.73, 0.96	0.99	0.99, 1.00
Age (continuous)	20	18, 23	20	18, 22	19	18, 21
	n	%	n	%	n	%
Age (categorical)
15–19	95	37.3	281	40.7	314	56.8
20–24	160	62.8	410	59.3	239	43.2
Marital status
Not married	217	85.1	580	84.1	457	82.5
Married	38	14.9	110	15.9	97	17.5
Depression
Mild or none	203	79.6	641	92.8	517	93.5
Moderate or severe	52	20.4	50	7.2	36	6.5
Sexual debutb
< 16 years	89	42.2	122	26.1	53	18.7
16–18 years	87	41.2	223	47.7	167	59.0
>18 years	35	16.6	123	26.3	63	22.3
Transactional sex
No	166	65.1	611	88.4	548	98.9
Yes	89	34.9	80	11.6	6	1.1
Partner age differenceb
<5 years	53	25.1	159	34.0	126	44.5
5–10 years	83	39.3	226	48.3	136	48.1
>10 years	75	35.6	83	17.7	21	7.4
Physical or sexual violence
No	125	49.0	480	69.6	429	77.6
Yes	130	51.0	210	30.4	124	22.4
Condom frequencyb
Inconsistent	135	64.0	311	66.3	206	72.8
Consistent	46	21.8	67	14.3	18	6.4
No sex, last 12 months	30	14.2	91	19.4	59	20.9
Prior pregnancy
No	156	61.2	541	78.3	450	81.2
Yes	99	38.8	150	21.7	104	18.8

^a Missing: age 1; schooling status 11; marital status 2; orphan status 2; migration 2; depression 2; employment 5; transactional sex 1; physical or sexual violence 3; prior pregnancy 1

^b Among sexually active, n = 962