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. 2020 Oct 6;281:124537. doi: 10.1016/j.jclepro.2020.124537

Table 3.

Descriptive demographic and socio-economic characteristics of Iranian households in Tehran province.

Variable Statistical outputs for continuous factors
Min Max Mean SD
I. Continuous
 (a). Age of head of household (year) 25 85 47.5 13.47
 (b). Size of household 1 9 3.48 1.31
 (c). Number of employed members 0 5 1.52 0.89
 (d). Number of educated members 0 5 0.97 0.98
 (e). Number of disease members 0 8 0.63 1.04
 (f). Number of male children 0 3 0.28 0.57
 (g). Number of female children 0 3 0.33 0.60
II. Categorical Statistical outputs for categorical factors
Category
Frequency
Percentage
Mode
 (a). Household Head occupation status 1–3
 1. Employed 193 66.1
 2. Unemployed 33 11.3
 3. Retired 66 22.6
 (b). Household income 1–5
 1. Quintile (1) 79 22.1
 2. Quintile (2) 116 39.7
 3. Quintile (3) 68 23.3
 4. Quintile (4) 23 7.9
 5. Quintile (5) 6 2
 (c). Personal saving 1–2
 1. Yes 161 55.1
 2. No 131 44.9
 (d). Mother’s occupation status 1–3
 1. Employed 87 29.8
 2. Housewife 186 63.7
 3. Retired 19 6.5
 (e). Household head education status 1–5
 1. Illiterate 17 5.8
 2. Under diploma 53 18.1
 3. Diploma 60 20.5
 4. University 162 55.6
 (f). Residential status 1–3
 1. Rental 88 30.1
 2. Owner 196 63.7
 3. Other 18 6.2
 (g). Gender of head 1–2
 1. Male 263 90.1
 2. Female 29 9.9
 (h). Nutrition knowledge 1–5
 1. Very low 5 1.7
 2. Low 18 6.2
 3. Medium 152 52.1
 4. High 95 32.5
 5. Very high 22 7.5