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Table 2 Sociodemographic characteristics and association with 12-month depressive episode and lifetime prevalence of any form of intimate partner violence of currently married women in Butajira, rural Ethiopia (n = 1994)

From: Intimate partner violence and depression among women in rural Ethiopia: a cross-sectional study

Characteristics

Sample

Depressed

No. (%)

P-value

Intimate partner Violence

No. (%)

P-value

Age group (years)

     

   15 – 24

370

15 (4.1)

0.570

241 (65.1)

0.001

   25 – 34

875

40 (4.6)

 

676 (77.3)

 

   35 – 44

667

35 (5.2)

 

460 (69.0)

 

   45 – 49

82

6 (7.3)

 

58 (70.8)

 

Residency

     

   Urban

254

5 (2.0)

0.023

181 (71.3)

0.789

   Rural

1740

91 (5.2)

 

1254 (486)

 

Education

     

   No formal education

1699

82 (4.8)

0.980

1226 (72.2)

0.012

   Elementary

248

12 (4.8)

 

184 (74.2)

 

   High school & above

47

2 (4.3)

 

25 (53.2)

 

Religion

     

   Christian

544

21 (3.9)

0.220

380 (69.9)

0.198

   Muslim

1450

75 (5.2)

 

1055 (72.8)

 

Type of marriage

     

   Polygamous

624

29 (4.6)

0.814

466 (74.7)

0.069

   Monogamous

1370

67 (4.9)

 

969 (70.7)

 

Khat chewing

     

   Never

741

28 (3.8)

0.017

478 (64.5)

0.001

   Less than once/month

302

9 (3.0)

 

237 (78.5)

 

   At least once/week

951

59 (6.2)

 

720 (75.7)

 

Occupation (n = 1993)

     

   No job

1275

53 (4.2)

0.040

907 (71.1)

0.04

   Selling/trading

611

34 (5.6)

 

449 (73.5)

 

   Seasonal work

71

7 (9.9)

 

53 (74.6)

 

   Other

36

2 (5.6)

 

25 (69.4)

 

Poverty status

     

   Very poor

291

18 (6.2)

0.080

210 (72.2)

0.317

   Moderate

1245

62 (5.0)

 

908 (72.9)

 

   Relatively better off

458

16 (3.5)

 

317 (69.2)

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