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. 2021 Aug 16;18(16):8647. doi: 10.3390/ijerph18168647

Table 1.

Descriptive statistics of participants.

Variable Women (n = 1021) Men (n = 1020)
n or Mean % or SD p * n or Mean % or SD p *
Mental health symptoms 4.05 2.84 2.82 2.3
Financial hardship 572 56.02% 0.00 620 60.78% 0.53
Work for pay prior to COVID-19 pandemic 350 34.28% 317 31.08%
Job loss 75 21.43% 0.00 164 51.74% 0.00
Age 23.96 2.97 0.72 29.60 3.69 0.74
Attended school 1009 98.82% 0.03 1017 99.71% 0.02
Education
No education/primary 126 12.40% 0.01 134 13.20% 0.07
Secondary 296 28.99% 310 30.50%
Higher secondary 275 26.93% 270 26.49%
Post-secondary or higher 324 31.73% 306 29.81%
Number of children 1.45 0.71 0.02 1.45 0.71 0.03
Caste
None/other 718 70.31% 0.00 710 69.61% 0.01
SC/ST 303 29.69% 310 30.39%
Income (INR) 18,003.38 20,834.67 0.95 26,054 55,037.59 0.48
Poverty 245 24.00% 0.00 245 24.02% 0.20
Household member tested SARS-CoV-2 positive 109 10.64% 0.00 109 10.69% 0.00
Treatment assignment for original trial
Control 515 50.59% 0.70 515 50.49% 0.37
Intervention 506 49.41% 505 49.51%
Access to health services
No need 691 67.77% 0.00 676 66.27% 0.00
Yes, had access 302 29.49% 341 33.33%
Yes, unable to access 28 2.73% 3 0.29%
Government monetary support 114 11.13% 0.50 114 11.14% 0.07
Government resource support 900 88.18% 0.01 899 88.14% 0.22
Social support 18.85 4.82 0.00 16.31 5.99 0.55

* Results from bivariate regressions with respondent’s reported mental health symptoms. Bold p-values represent statistical significance.