Table 2.
General Characteristics of the Samples Defined by Each Age Group
Age range (years) | Focal (%f) | F-scans | Slices | Others | O-scans | Avg in location |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
0–1 | 24 (33) | 1,546 | 1,185 | 636 | 16,649 | 6.62 |
1–2 | 9 (56) | 649 | 565 | 366 | 8,299 | 7.71 |
2–3 | 13 (62) | 882 | 769 | 425 | 12,350 | 7.63 |
3–4 | 25 (40) | 1,750 | 1,329 | 617 | 15,857 | 5.88 |
4–6 | 26 (58) | 2,104 | 1,567 | 606 | 20,285 | 6.05 |
6–8 | 23 (13) | 1,587 | 1,192 | 512 | 16,189 | 6.11 |
8–11 | 32 (59) | 2,105 | 1,525 | 688 | 20,660 | 6.11 |
Note. Age group (range, in years); number of people who could be included in the focal group (percentage of women, %f); number of scans with people in the focal group as agents (F-scans); number of slices in which those focal people were observed (Slices); number of other people whose data were collected in those same slices (Others); number of scans with these other people as agents (O-scans); Avg in location indicates in each slice involving a focal person, how many other people are present, on average, in the same precise location as the focal person.