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. 2021 Oct 9;24:101593. doi: 10.1016/j.pmedr.2021.101593

Table 1.

Descriptive statistics of demographics of caregivers separated by intervention and waitlist condition.

Intervention condition
Waitlist condition
N n (%) N n (%)
Gender (male) 130 52 (40.0) 73 18 (24.7)
Own children (yes) 130 91 (70.0) 73 50 (68.5)
Specialized training in childcare (yes) 130 45 (34.6) 71 35 (47.9)
Work hours
 Living at the orphanage 126 50 (39.7) 70 32 (45.7)
 Fulltime (>40 h per week) 126 51 (40.5) 70 21 (30.0)
 Part time 126 9 (7.1) 70 12 (17.1)
 Voluntary work 126 16 (12.7) 70 5 (7.1)
 Other sources of income (yes) 130 53 (40.8) 72 26 (36.1)
Salary (yes) 123 91 (75.4) 70 53 (76.7)
 Monthly income 100 USD or higher 123 24 (19.5) 70 21 (30.0)
 Formal contract (yes) 128 32 (25.0) 70 18 (25.7)
N M (SD) N M (SD)
Age 130 36.18 (12.56) 73 37.44 (12.30)
Years of education 130 9.72 (2.83) 72 10.03 (3.09)
Years worked as a caregiver 128 6.49 (5.92) 71 7.52 (8.43)
Duration of childcare-related education, in weeks 32 13.01 (14.28) 25 15.15 (15.76)
Interaction time with children (hours per day) 106 2.39 (2.56) 62 2.58 (2.96)
Time for housekeeping activities (hours per day) 109 1.58 (1.10) 58 1.42 (1.38)
Household income/ month (in USD) 123 65.00 (95.53) 70 80.91 (84.52)
Days of holiday per year 101 16.69 (19.49) 58 14.78 (15.50)
Work satisfaction a 130 2.41 (0.85) 72 1.93 (1.17)
Self-rating child-care knowledge a 129 1.91 (0.90) 73 1.79 (0.97)

Note. N = number of participants who answered the item, n = absolute number of participants who answered with yes, M = mean, SD = Standard Deviation.

Because of cluster effects no inference statistical analysis is made.

a Items ‘work satisfaction’ and ‘self-rating child-care knowledge’: ratings on a 4-point Likert Scale with a possible range from 0 to 3.