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. 2022 Apr 20;22:280. doi: 10.1186/s12888-022-03920-4

Table 1.

General characteristics of participants (N = 10,605)

Categorical variables n (%)
Sex
 Male 6472 (61.0)
 Female 4133 (39.0)
Marital status
 Unmarried 8903 (84.0)
 Married 1657 (15.6)
 Divorced 45 (0.4)
Educational qualification
 No academic education 84 (0.8)
 Primary (1–5 grades) 51 (0.5)
 Secondary (6–10 grades) 281 (2.6)
 Intermediate (11–12 grades) 1562 (14.7)
 Bachelor 7202 (67.9)
 Higher education (above bachelor) 1425 (13.4)
Occupation
 Student 7976 (75.2)
 Private employee 828 (7.8)
 Government employee 342 (3.2)
 Housewife 303 (2.9)
 Businessman 263 (2.5)
 Freelancer 164 (1.5)
 Farmer 59 (0.6)
 Day laborer 39 (0.4)
 Unemployed 478 (4.5)
 Retired 22 (0.2)
 Doctor 48 (0.5)
 Others 83 (0.8)
Family type
 Nuclear 8369 (78.9)
 Join 2236 (21.1)
Monthly family income
 < 15,000 BDT 1983 (18.7)
 15,000–30,000 BDT 3817 (36.0)
 > 30,000 BDT 4805 (45.3)
Residence
 Urban area 6696 (63.1)
 Rural area 3909 (36.9)
Smoking habits
 Yes 1634 (15.4)
 No 8971 (84.6)
Continuous variables Mean (SD)
 Age 23.77 (5.46)