From: Happiness in marginalized populations: a community–based study in South Central Iran
Variable | Amount | Variable | Amount |
---|---|---|---|
Age (year) | Job n (%) | ||
Mean ± SD | 42.06 ± 16.34 | Unemployed | 124 (10.3 %) |
Min–Max | 18–99 | Housewife | 371 (30.8 %) |
Gender n(%) | Student | 52 (4.3 %) | |
Male | 662( 55 %) | Daily worker | 319 (26.5 %) |
Female | 542 (45 %) | Manual worker | 32 (2.7 %) |
Level of education n (%) | Employee | 25 (2.1 %) | |
Illiterate | 257 (21.3 %) | Manager | 94 (7.8 %) |
Primary school | 531 (44.1 %) | Retired | 97 (8.1 %) |
Diploma | 308 (25.6 %) | Disable | 25 (2.1 %) |
Associate degree and bachelor | 102 (8.5 %) | Income/ cost n (%) | |
Master and PHD | 6 (0.5 %) | > 1 | 0 (%) |
Marital status n (%) | < 1 | 946 (78.6 %) | |
Single | 361 (30 %) | = 1 | 258 (21.4 %) |
Married | 678 (56.3 %) | Immigration n (%) | |
Divorced | 47 (3.9 %) | Yes | 279 (23.2 %) |
Separated | 21 (1.7 %) | No | 925 (76.8 %) |
Widowed | 97 (8.1 %) |