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Table 1 Participant demographics (n = 750)

From: Conflict exposure and mental health: a survey of adolescent girls and young women in Myanmar post the 2021 coup d’état

 

Early Adolescents: 10–14 years (n = 467)

Mid-Late Adolescents:

15–21 years (n = 283)

Total (n = 750)

Education

   

Enrolled in school

464 (99.4%)

267 (94.3%)

731 (97.5%)

Primary (G1–G4)

121 (25.9%)

2 (0.7%)

123 (16.4%)

Secondary (G5–G11)

343 (73.4%)

276 (97.5%)

619 (82.5%)

Other/Refused

3 (0.6%)

5 (1.8%)

8 (1.1%)

Living Situation

   

Live with parents

270 (57.8%)

99 (35.0%)

369 (49.2%)

Live away from parents

197 (42.2%)

184 (65.0%)

381 (50.8%)

Nunnery

146 (31.3%)

146 (51.6)

292 (38.9%)

Boarding house/school

11 (2.4%)

17 (6.0%)

28 (3.7%)

With other family members

23 (4.9%)

10 (3.5%)

33 (4.4%)

Other/Refused

17 (3.6%)

11 (3.9%)

28 (3.7%)

Area of Residence

   

Mandalay Region

174 (37.3%)

76 (26.9%)

250 (33.3%)

Yangon Region

124 (26.6%)

77 (27.2%)

201 (26.8%)

Kachin State

92 (19.7%)

33 (11.7%)

125 (16.7%)

Shan State

58 (12.4%)

67 (23.7%)

125 (16.7%)

Tanintharyi Region

19 (4.1%)

30 (10.6%)

49 (6.5%)

Ethnicity

   

Bamar

209 (44.8%)

70 (24.7%)

279 (37.2%)

Kachin

90 (19.3%)

32 (11.3%)

122 (16.3%)

Pa’O

49 (10.5%)

47 (16.6%)

96 (12.8%)

Karen

29 (6.2%)

35 (12.4%)

64 (8.5%)

Palaung

28 (6.0%)

29 (10.2%)

57 (7.6%)

Other*

62 (13.3%)

70 (24.7%)

132 (17.6%)

Religion

   

Buddhist

331 (70.9%)

198 (70.0%)

529 (70.5%)

Christian/Catholic

132 (28.3%)

84 (29.7%)

216 (28.8%)

Hindu

2 (0.4%)

0 (0.0%)

4 (0.3%)

Muslim

2 (0.4%)

1 (0.4%)

3 (0.4%)

  1. *includes ethnic groups < 25 participants: Chin, Danu, Dawei, Hindu, Intha, Kayah, Kayan, Khmer, Lahu, Lisu, Mon, Mro, Muslim, Rakhine, Shan, Taungyo and mixed ethnicities