Table 3.
Network types transitions from baseline to follow-up
| Network types at baseline | Network types at follow-up | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Spouse and children | Children | Spouse | Other family | Friend | Other | Total | |
| Frequencies (%)a | |||||||
| Spouse and children | 1517 (52.4) | 482 (16.7) | 286 (9.9) | 281 (9.7) | 193 (6.7) | 134 (4.6) | 2893 (21.0) |
| Children | 463 (16.4) | 1367 (48.3) | 223 (7.9) | 350 (12.4) | 297 (10.5) | 130 (4.6) | 2830 (20.6) |
| Spouse | 644 (25.7) | 415 (16.6) | 877 (35.0) | 275 (11.0) | 192 (7.7) | 102 (4.1) | 2505 (18.2) |
| Other family | 314 (14.5) | 383 (17.7) | 170 (7.9) | 867 (40.1) | 277 (12.8) | 150 (6.9) | 2161 (15.7) |
| Friend | 260 (12.4) | 406 (19.4) | 172 (8.2) | 336 (16.0) | 782 (37.3) | 142 (6.8) | 2098 (15.2) |
| Other | 215 (16.8) | 267 (20.9) | 124 (9.7) | 150 (19.5) | 236 (18.4) | 188 (14.7) | 1280 (9.3) |
| Total | 3413 (24.8) | 3320 (24.1) | 1852 (13.5) | 2359 (17.1) | 1977 (14.4) | 846 (6.1) | 13,767 (100.0) |
aThe percentages shown (in italics) are the relative frequency of each cell within its row. In the total cells, the percentages (in italics) are the relative frequency of the total sample