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. 2020 Jun 17;20:127. doi: 10.1186/s12905-020-00991-x

Table 1.

Socio-demographic characteristics, exposure to intimate partner violence, and nutritional status of the respondent women (N = 3293)

N %
Woman’s age (in completed years)
 15–19 170 5.2
 20–24 512 15.5
 25–29 601 18.3
 30–34 613 18.6
 35–39 579 17.6
 40–44 481 14.6
 45–49 336 10.2
Woman’s education (by years of formal schooling)
 No school 1458 44.3
 1–5 years school 568 17.2
 6–9 years school 678 20.6
 10 and above years of school 589 17.9
Family size
 Less than 5 1473 44.7
 5 and above 1820 55.3
Caste/ethnicity
 Dalit 433 13.2
 Muslim 156 4.7
 Janajati 1023 31.1
 Other terai caste 495 15.0
 Brahmin/Chhetri 1016 30.9
 Other 170 5.2
Place of residence
 Urban 1978 60.1
 Rural 1315 39.9
Wealth quintile
 Poorest 578 17.6
 Second poorest 650 19.7
 Middle 698 21.2
 Second richest 707 21.5
 Richest 660 20.0
Ever experienced intimate partner violence (N = 3293)
 Physical violence 23.0
 Emotional violence 12.2
 Sexual violence 7.0
 Controlling behaviours 33.7
 Overall violence (excluding controlling behaviours) 26.4
 Overall violence (including controlling behaviours) 43.8
Severity of physical violence (N = 3293)
 None 77.0
 Moderate 13.0
 Severe 10.0
Nutritional status (N = 3293)
 Underweight 14.2
 Overweight 27.1
 Anemic 39.1