Table 1 Sociodemographic and COVID-19-related information of the participants (N = 1434)
Variables | N (%) |
|---|---|
Sex | |
 Men | 731 (51.0) |
 Women | 703 (49.0) |
Age | |
 19–29 years | 275 (19.2) |
 30–39 years | 267 (18.6) |
 40–49 years | 317 (22.1) |
 50–59 years | 319 (22.2) |
 60–69 years | 219 (15.3) |
 > 70 years | 37 (2.6) |
Occupation | |
 Student | 121 (8.4) |
 Office worker | 731 (51.0) |
 Medical practitioner | 53 (3.6) |
 Self-employed | 157 (10.9) |
 Housewife | 205 (14.3) |
 Unemployed | 121 (8.4) |
 Others | 47 (3.3) |
Residential area | |
 Capital area | 695 (48.4) |
 Other metropolitan area | 289 (20.0) |
 Medium and small sized cities | 450 (31.6) |
Socio-economic level | |
 Upper middle class | 56 (3.9) |
 Middle class | 602 (42.0) |
 Lower middle class | 776 (54.1) |
Household type | |
 One-person household | 228 (15.9) |
 Group household | 1206 (84.1) |
COVID-19-related experiences | |
 Similar symptoms | 48 (3.3) |
 Cohort isolation | 2 (0.1) |
 Quarantine | 35 (2.4) |
 Infected | 2 (0.1) |
 No symptoms | 1347 (93.9) |
COVID-19-related experiences of family and acquaintances | |
 Symptoms similar to COVID-19 | 75 (5.2) |
 Cohort isolation | 7 (0.5) |
 Quarantine | 157 (10.9) |
 Infected | 68 (4.7) |
 No symptoms | 1127 (78.6) |