Table 2.
Sociodemographic characteristics of the study.
| Characteristics | Early Lockdown, n (%) | Late Lockdown, n (%) | Total, n (%) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Responses | 322 (32.0) | 683 (68.0) | 1005 (100.0) |
| Demography | |||
| Gender | |||
| Male | 163 (50.6) | 352 (51.6) | 515 (51.3) |
| Female | 159 (49.4) | 330 (48.4) | 489 (48.7) |
| Age stratification (years) | |||
| 18–28 | 191 (59.3) | 341 (50.2) | 532 (53.2) |
| 29–38 | 52 (16.1) | 139 (20.5) | 191 (19.1) |
| 39–48 | 53 (16.5) | 117 (17.2) | 170 (17.0) |
| 49+years | 26 (8.1) | 82 (12.1) | 108 (10.8) |
| Education Level | |||
| Master’s Degree or Equivalent | 125 (38.8) | 237 (34.7) | 362 (36.0) |
| Bachelor’s Degree | 152 (47.2) | 321 (47.0) | 473 (47.1) |
| Primary/Secondary | 45 (14.0) | 125 (18.3) | 170 (16.9) |
| Marital Status | |||
| Not married | 150 (46.6) | 270 (39.5) | 420 (41.8) |
| Married | 172 (53.4) | 413 (60.5) | 585 (58.2) |
| Employment Status | |||
| Unemployed | 158 (49.1) | 260 (38.1) | 418 (41.6) |
| Employed | 164 (50.9) | 423 (61.9) | 587 (58.4) |
| Religious status | |||
| Muslim | 284 (88.2) | 608 (89.2) | 892 (88.8) |
| Others (Christian/Hindu) | 38 (11.8) | 74 (10.9) | 112 (11.2) |
| Perceived risk of COVID-19 | |||
| Practice on quarantine | |||
| Low Practice Quarantine | 132 (41.0) | 242 (35.4) | 374(37.2) |
| High Practice Quarantine | 190 (59.0) | 441 (64.6) | 631(62.8) |
| Current, previously Quarantined for COVID-19 | |||
| Yes, voluntarily | 185 (57.5) | 473 (69.4) | 658 (65.5) |
| Yes, public health officers request | 61 (18.9) | 92 (13.5) | 153 (15.4) |
| No | 76 (23.6) | 117 (17.2) | 193 (19.2) |
| COVID-19 worries | |||
| Somehow worried $ | 223 (69.3) | 92 (13.5) | 315 (31.3) |
| Very worried | 99 (30.8) | 591 (86.5) | 690 (68.7) |
$ = low, neutral and moderate.