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. 2022 May 6;10(5):856. doi: 10.3390/healthcare10050856

Table 1.

Sociodemographic and other characteristics of the respondents (n = 1290).

Variables n %
Age (total sample) a 14.48 1.259
Gender
Female 905 70.2
Male 385 29.8
Type of school
National Secondary School (Daily) 336 26
Full Boarding School (SBP) 623 48.3
Religions Secondary Schools (SMKA) and Government Aid Religious School (SABK) 331 25.7
School locality
Rural 679 52.6
Urban 611 47.4
Form
Form 1 369 28.6
Form 2 429 33.3
Form 4 492 38.1
Race
Malay 1229 95.3
Chinese 50 3.9
Others b 11 0.8
Religion
Islam 1234 95.7
Buddha 44 3.4
Others c 12 0.9
Parental marital status
Married and living together 1136 88.1
Married but not living together (Working elsewhere) 28 2.2
Divorced 57 4.4
Widow (Father or mother who has passed away) 46 3.6
Separated (Parents not living together) 11 0.9
Do not know 12 0.9
Household income
Less than RM 4850 (B40) 673 52.2
RM 4850—RM 10,959 (M40) 458 35.5
More than RM 10,959 (T20) 159 12.3
Perceived social support from family members
Yes 1155 89.5
No 135 10.5
Perceived social support from friends
Yes 1150 89.1
No 140 10.9
Having social media account
Yes 1185 91.9
No 105 8.1
Duration of internet use
1 h per day 28 2.2
2–3 h per day 216 16.7
More than 3 h per day 1046 81.1
History of abuse (physical/mental/sexual)
Yes 202 15.7
No 1088 84.3
Perceived having academic pressure
Yes 962 74.6
No 328 25.4
Perceived having happy family
Yes 1191 92.3
No 99 7.7
Parents engage in fighting in front of adolescents
Yes 157 12.2
No 1133 87.8
History of chronic illness
Yes 56 4.3
No 1234 95.7
History of mental illness
Yes 30 2.3
No 1260 97.7
History of substance abuse
Yes 8 0.6
No 1282 99.4
Depression status
Yes 422 32.7
No 868 67.3

a Age presented in mean and standard deviation; b Other races (Indian, Bumiputera Sabah, Bumiputera Sarawak, Kelabit); c Other religion (Christian, Hindu, none). Note: due to rounding, percentages do not always add up to 100.