Psychology: Research and Review
Table 1 Sociodemographic data of the samples
T1 (N = 953) | T2 (N = 134) | T3 (N = 53) | |
|---|---|---|---|
Parents | |||
Females, n (%) | 804 (84.37) | 114 (85.08) | 46 (86.79) |
Age, M (SD) | 43.30 (6.70) | 44.17 (6.21) | 44.38 (6.70) |
Relationship status, n (%) | |||
In a relationship | 794 (83.32) | 117 (87.31) | 46 (86.79) |
Single | 159 (16.68) | 17 (12.69) | 7 (13.21) |
Educational level, n (%) | |||
PhD/master’s degree | 128 (13.43) | 23 (17.16) | 13 (24.53) |
Undergraduate | 401 (42.08) | 69 (51.49) | 28 (52.83) |
Secondary school | 383 (40.17) | 39 (29.11) | 12 (22.64) |
Primary school | 41 (4.30) | 3 (2.24) | - |
Monthly family income, n (%) | |||
Up to MIWa | 219 (22.98) | 15 (11.19) | 5 (9.43) |
MIWa | 141 (14.80) | 15 (11.19) | 4 (7.55) |
More than MIWa | 593 (62.22) | 104 (77.61) | 44 (83.02) |
Children | |||
Females, n (%) | 439 (46.16) | 60 (44.78) | 20 (37.74) |
Age, M (SD) | 10.86 (3.29) | 10.61 (3.14) | 10.72 (3.30) |