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. 2021 Jun 12;11(1):50. doi: 10.1186/s43066-021-00120-9

Table 2.

BAI score of the HCV-infected respondents classified in various subsamples

Subsamples BAI score
0–9 n (%) 10–18 (%) 19–29 (%) 30–63 (%) χ2 P
Gender
 Male (n = 123) 45 (36.59%) 30 (24.39%) 27 (21.95%) 21 (17.07%) 13.070 0.004
 Female (n = 77) 13 (16.88%) 16 (20.78%) 22 (28.57%) 26 (33.77%)
Age
 ≤ 25 years (n = 11) 8 (72.73%) 2 (18.18%) 1 (9.09%) 0 13.041 0.042
 25–45 years (n = 109) 29 (26.61%) 31 (28.44%) 18 (16.51%) 31 (28.44%)
 > 45 years (n = 80) 31 (38.75%) 21 (26.25%) 14 (17.5%) 14 (17.5%)
Occupation
 Students (n = 15) 12 (80%) 3 (20%) 0 0 94.589 0.001
 Teachers (n = 36) 4 (11.11%) 12 (33.33%) 10 (27.78%) 10 (27.78%)
 Unemployed (n = 15) 2 (13.33%) 3 (20.00%) 8 (53.33%) 2 (13.33%)
 Agriculture (n = 40) 26 (65%) 11 (27.50%) 0 3 (7.50%)
 Own business (n = 20) 2 (10%) 0 8 (40%) 10 (50%)
 Labor workers (n = 41) 12 (29.27%) 12 (29.27%) 14 (34.15%) 3 (7.32%)
 Public sector employee (n = 33) 3 (9.09%) 8 (24.24%) 10 (30.30%) 12 (36.36%)
Education
 Undergraduate (n = 98) 63 (64.29%) 24 (24.49%) 6 (6.12%) 5 (5.10%) 55.165 0.002
 Graduate (n = 73) 34 (46.58%) 3 (4.11%) 24 (32.88%) 12 (16.44%)
 Postgraduate (n = 29) 5 (17.24%) 9 (31.03%) 5 (17.24%) 10 (34.48%)
Quarantined
 Yes (n = 32) 0 0 11 (33.37%) 21 (66.63%) 45.183 0.004
 No (n = 168) 67 (39.88%) 32 (19.04%) 40 (23.81%) 29 (17.26%)