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. 2022 Jan 27;17(1):e0262320. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0262320

Table 2. Sociodemographic characteristics of the respondents in Toke Kutaye Woreda, West Shewa Zone, Oromia Region, Ethiopia, 2020 (N = 590).

Variables Frequency Percent
Respondent
Mother 572 96.9
Caregiver 18 3.1
Age category of the mothers/caretakers
 <20 42 7.1
 20–30 326 56.9
 31–40 213 36.1
 ≥40 18 3.1
Sex of child
 Male 315 53.4
 Female 275 46.6
Family size
 < 5 507 85.9
 ≥ 5 83 14.1
Marital status of mother/care taker
 Married 562 95.3
 Unmarried 14 2.4
 Divorced 5 0.8
 Widowed 9 1.5
Residence
 Urban 40 6.8
 Rural 550 93.2
Mothers/caregivers educational status
 Unable to read and wright 204 34.6
 Able to read and write 175 29.7
 Only primary education 152 25.8
 Secondary education 49 80.3
 Diploma and above 10 1.7
Mothers/caregivers occupation
 Farmer 99 16.8
 House wife 457 77.5
 Daily laborer 12 2.0
 Government employee 12 2.0
 Othersa 11 1.9
Mode of transportation
 On Foot 529 89.5
 By Horse 59 10.0
 By Car 2 0.3
Distance of vaccination site
 Below 30 minutes 169 28.6
 About30 minutes to one hour 316 53.6
 Above one hour 105 17.8
Wealth index/quintile
 Poorest 147 24.9
 Poorer 127 21.5
 Middle 117 19.8
 Richer 105 17.8
 Richest 94 15.9

a = student, private work, and non-government organization.