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. 2022 Jul;23(7):2271–2277. doi: 10.31557/APJCP.2022.23.7.2271

Table 4.

Socio-Demographic Variables and Cervical Screening Practice

Variable Cervical cancer screening practice Total Chi square
Practice Do not practice
Age
Younger adult 128 (75.7%) 256 (73.6%) 384 (74.3%)
Older adult 41 (24.3%) 92 (26.4%) 133 (25.7%)
Total 169 (100.0%) 348 (100.0%) 517 (100.0%) 0.595
Marital status
Single 40 (23.7%) 109 (31.3%) 149 (28.8%)
Ever married 129 (76.3%) 239 (68.7%) 368 (71.2%)
Total 169 (100.0%) 348 (100.0%) 517 (100.0%) 0.072
Occupation
Non-working class 42 (24.9%) 132 (37.9%) 174 (33.7%)
Working class 127 (75.1%) 216 (62.1%) 343 (66.3%))
Total 169 (100.0%) 348 (100.0% 517 (100.0%) 0.003
Level of education
Low level 50 (29.6%) 76 (21.8%) 126 (24.2%)
High level 119 (70.4%) 272 (78.2%) 391 (75.6%)
Total 169 (100.0%) 348 (100.0%) 517 (100.0%) 0.054
Monthly income
Low income 43 (25.4%) 93 (26.7%) 136 (26.3%)
High income 126 (74.6%) 255 (73.3%) 381 (73.7%)
Total 169 (100.0%) 348 (100.0%) 517 (100.0%) 0.756
Place of residence
Urban 88 (52.1%) 104 (29.9%) 192 (37.1%)
Rural 81 (47.9%) 244 (70.1%) 325 (62.9%)
Total 169 (100.0%) 348 (100.0%) 517 (100.0%) 0

Source, Researchers’ Fieldwork