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Table 3 Psychosocial characteristics of participants in Bale Zone South East Ethiopia, 2017 (n = 743)

From: Prevalence of common mental disorder and associated factors among pregnant women in South-East Ethiopia, 2017: a community based cross-sectional study

Variables

Frequency

% of the total sample

Relative %

Health risk

 Yes

59

7.9

 

 No

684

92.1

 

Loss of loved one

 Yes

41

5.5

 

 No

702

94.5

 

Financial stress

 Yes

107

14.4

 

 No

636

85.6

 

Legal problem

 Yes

81

10.9

 

 No

662

89.1

 

Relationship problem

 Yes

60

8.1

 

 No

683

91.9

 

History of emotional or physical abuse

 Yes

77

10.4

 

 No

666

89.6

 

Have you been abused during this pregnancy

 Yes

46

6.2

 

 No

697

93.8

 

If you are abused during the current pregnancy, by whom

 Partner

43

 

93.5

 Others

3

 

6.5

Forced sexual activities in last one year

 Yes

34

4.6

 

 No

709

95.4

 

Perpetrator of forced sex

 Partner

30

 

88.2

 Others®

4

 

11.8

On how many people do you rely in home

  > 5

306

41.2

 

 3–5

226

30.4

 

 1–3

179

24.1

 

 None

32

4.3

 

Number of people showing interest in what you do

 A lot

241

32.4

 

 Some

177

23.8

 

 Uncertain

190

25.6

 

 Little

69

9.3

 

 None

66

8.9

 

Participant’s neighbour

 Very difficult

52

7.0

 

 Difficult

117

15.7

 

 Possible

242

32.6

 

 Easy

212

28.5

 

 Very easy

120

16.2

 

Husband’s support for the continuation of pregnancy

 Stronger

413

55.5

 

 Moderate

256

34.5

 

 Poor

74

10.0

 

Family support for continuation of pregnancy

 Yes

553

74.4

 

 No

190

25.6

 
  1. Note: Other- family member, stranger Others®: family member, stranger