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. 2019 Dec 3;61(6):644–652. doi: 10.1111/jcpp.13171

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics by randomisation status

  Control (n = 212) Treatment (n = 209)
Age in months 15.112 (3.234) 14.721 (3.066)
Male, % 0.476 (0.501) 0.565 (0.497)
Firstborn, % 0.467 (0.500) 0.478 (0.501)
Mother's years of education 6.722 (3.842) 8.091 (3.359)
Household asset index Z‐score −0.125 (0.929) 0.133 (0.925)
Length‐for‐age WHO Z‐score −1.142 (1.257) −0.931 (1.297)
Weight‐for‐length WHO Z‐score −0.574 (1.204) −0.472 (1.140)
ASQ‐3 problem solving Z‐score −0.000 (1.000) 0.057 (0.982)
ASQ‐3 communication Z‐score −0.000 (1.000) −0.032 (1.099)
ASQ‐3 fine motor Z‐score −0.000 (1.000) −0.073 (1.074)
Maternal knowledge of child development Z‐score 0.000 (1.000) −0.063 (0.915)
Quality of home environment Z‐score 0.000 (1.000) 0.112 (1.157)
Maternal depressive symptoms Z‐score −0.000 (1.000) −0.061 (1.072)
Below Urban Poverty Linea 0.486 (0.501) 0.483 (0.501)
Income (Rs) per Capita per Dayb 98.446 (218.178) 109.747 (218.092)
Roof made from metal sheet/thatch/polyethylene 0.462 (0.500) 0.388 (0.488)
House has dirt floor 0.052 (0.222) 0.057 (0.233)
House has piped water connection 0.575 (0.495) 0.598 (0.491)
Household has electricity connection 0.986 (0.118) 0.986 (0.119)
Household owns a fridge 0.308 (0.463) 0.402 (0.491)

Data are mean (SD) or % (n). Z‐scores scaled to have zero mean and unit variance in the control group.

a

Urban poverty line as defined by the Rangarajan committee is Rs. 47 per household member per day.

b

The average exchange rate during the baseline survey (November/December 2013) was Rs. 62/USD.