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. 2022 Feb 9;11:e8. doi: 10.1017/jns.2022.8

Table 1.

Socio-demographic and economic characteristics of study participants from Amhara region, 2020 (n = 384)

Variables n % Mean (sd)
Father has some formal education 130 33⋅9
Maternal characteristics
Age, years 28⋅3 (5⋅5)
No education 261 68⋅0
Some formal education 123 32⋅0
Housewife 126 32⋅8
Farmer 186 48⋅4
Othersa 72 18⋅7
Married 347 90⋅4
Separated 31 8⋅1
Widowed 6 1⋅6
Child characteristics
Age, months 22⋅7 (13⋅1)
Proportion male 228 59⋅4
Household characteristics
Family size 4⋅9 (1⋅6)
Number of under-five children 1⋅5 (0⋅6)
Estimated monthly income (Eth. Birr) 906⋅2 (2075⋅1)
Owns livestock 270 70⋅3
Owns chickens 27 7⋅0
Protected drinking water source
Protected 213 55⋅5
Wealth indexb
Poor 176 45⋅8
Middle 149 38⋅8
Upper 59 15⋅4
a

Daily labourer/government employee/petty trade.

b

Wealth index is constructed using principal component analysis (PCA).