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. 2023 Jan 9;60:00469580221146828. doi: 10.1177/00469580221146828

Table 1.

General Characteristics of Participants (N = 3524).

Characteristics Categories na %b
Predisposing factors
 Gender Men 1745 44.2
Women 1779 55.8
 Age 20-39 966 35.7
40-59 1612 49.7
60-79 764 12.5
≥80 182 2.1
 Marital status Married 2,818 82.5
Bereavement 437 7.0
Divorce 99 3.3
Single 170 7.2
 Education levelc ≤Elementary 756 10.7
Middle school 558 14.2
High school 1346 40.3
≥College 860 34.8
 Number of families member Alone 230 5.5
2-3 2608 79.3
≥4 686 15.2
Enabling factors
 Region Rural 2011 26.6
Urban 1513 73.4
 Monthly income (quintiles) 1Q-2Q 1577 42.7
3Q-4Q 1947 57.3
 Employment status Yes 2516 72.5
No 1008 27.5
 NPSRc Yes 139 3.9
No 3382 96.1
Need factors
 HTNc Yes 731 15.1
No 2788 84.9
 DMc Yes 348 7.9
No 3172 92.1
 Depressionc Yes 247 7.8
No 3275 92.2
 Stressc Yes 822 27.7
No 2699 72.3
 Perceived health statusc Poor 1218 36.2
Moderate 1643 49.5
Good 662 14.3

NPSR = National primary livelihood security receiver; HTN = hypertension; DM = diabetes mellitus.

a

Unweighted count (frequency).

b

Weighted %; SE: standard error.

c

Missing values are excluded.