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. 2020 Sep;26:100452. doi: 10.1016/j.gfs.2020.100452

Table 3.

Socio-demographic characteristics of the sample.

Total (n = 459)
Accra (n = 198)
Ho (n = 103)
Nairobi (n = 158)
n % n % n % n %
Gender
Females 310 67.5 122 61.6 103 100.0 85 53.8
Males 149 32.5 76 38.4 _ _ 73 46.2
Age
13-18y 150 32.7 65 32.8 37 35.9 48 30.4
19-49y 205 44.7 83 41.9 66 64.1 56 35.4
≥ 50y 104 22.6 50 25.3 _ _ 54 34.2
Socio-economic statusa
Lowest 222 48.4 97 49.0 51 49.5 74 46.8
Low to middle 237 51.6 101 51.0 52 50.5 84 53.2
Occupation
In work 193 42.0 74 37.4 37 35.9 82 51.9
In education 76 16.6 28 14.1 16 15.5 32 20.3
Not in work or education 190 41.4 96 48.5 50 48.6 44 27.8
Body mass index
<25 kg/m2 225 49.1 99 50.2 47 45.6 79 50.0
25 kg/m2 233 50.9 98 49.8 56 54.4 79 50.0
a

Participants were selected if they were classified as: ‘lowest SES’ (1st quintile); ‘low to middle SES’ (2nd and 3rd quintiles).