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Table 2 Socio-Demographic Characteristics of Respondents (n = 546)

From: Exploring factors influencing pregnant Women’s attitudes, perceived subjective norms and perceived behavior control towards male involvement in maternal services utilization: a baseline findings from a community based interventional study from Rukwa, rural Tanzania

Character

Female

Percents (%)

Age (years)

 Less than 20

167

30.6

 20 to 25

156

28.6

 26 to 30

105

19.2

 31 to 35

55

10.1

 36 and above

63

11.5

Age at Marriage (years)

 Less than 18

395

72.3

 19 to 24

147

26.9

 25 and above

4

0.7

Ethnic group

 Fipa

322

59.0

 Mambwe

120

22.0

 Others

104

19.0

Marital status

 Cohabit

156

28.6

 Married

390

71.4

Education level

 Non-formal

230

42.1

 Primary School

299

54.8

 Secondary school or Higher

17

3.1

Income per day

 Less than 1 dollar

399

73.1

 More than 1 dollar

147

26.9

Own radio

 Yes

253

46.3

 No

293

53.7

Own mobile phone

 Yes

69

12.6

 No

477

87.4

Covered by Health Insurance

 Yes

177

32.4

 No

369

67.6

Health facility

 Dispensary

452

82.8

 Health centre

94

17.2

Distance to health facility (Km)

 Less than 1

258

47.3

 1 to 5

233

42.7

 More than 5

55

10.1