From: Psychological distress among medical students in conflicts: a cross-sectional study from Syria
Characteristic | N (%) |
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Gender: | |
Male | 148 (42.3%) |
Female | 202 (57.7%) |
Year of study: | |
Second | 85 (24.3%) |
Third | 41 (11.7%) |
Fourth | 97 (27.7%) |
Fifth | 92 (26.3%) |
Sixth | 35 (10.0%) |
Nationality: | |
Syrian | 320 (91.4%) |
Palestinian | 24 (6.9%) |
Other | 6 (1.7%) |
Marital Status: | |
Single | 317 (90.6%) |
In a relationship/Engaged | 31 (8.9%) |
Married | 1 (0.3%) |
Separated/Divorced/Widowed | 1 (0.3%) |
Residence Status: | |
Home - with family or relatives | 256 (73.1%) |
Home - alone | 12 (3.4%) |
Home - with other students | 29 (8.3%) |
On-campus housing | 53 (15.1%) |
Residence changed due to war: | |
No | 178 (50.9%) |
Yes | 172 (49.1%) |
Physical or financial damage to self or 1st degree family member due to war: | |
No | 171 (48.9%) |
Yes | 179 (51.1%) |
Monthly family income: | |
Less than 30 K S.P. | 44 (12.6%) |
30 K to 60 K S.P. | 114 (32.6%) |
60 K to 90 K S.P. | 99 (28.3%) |
More than 90 K S.P. | 93 (26.6%) |
Personal income: | |
Sufficient | 136 (38.9%) |
Intermediate | 143 (40.9%) |
Not sufficient | 71 (20.3%) |
Cigarettes and waterpipe smoking status: | |
Not smoker | 284 (81.1%) |
Current smoker | 58 (16.6%) |
Former smoker | 8 (2.3%) |