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Table 1 Demographic characteristics of the depressed (n = 90) and the non-depressed (n = 90) subjects

From: Universality of interpersonal psychotherapy (IPT) problem areas in Thai depressed patients

Demographic characteristics

Depressed

(n = 90)

N, percent

Non-depressed

(n = 90)

N, percent

Total

(n = 180)

N, percent

Gender

   

   Female

71, 78.9%

71, 78.9%

142, 78.9%

   Male

19, 21.1%

19, 21.1%

38, 21.1%

Age

   

   18 - 30 years

16, 17.8%

16, 17.8%

32, 17.8%

   31 - 40 years

17, 18.9%

21, 23.3%

38, 21.1%

   41 - 50 years

32, 35.6%

26, 28.9%

58, 32.2%

   51 - 70 years

25, 27.8%

27, 30.0%

52, 28.9%

   Mean ± SD

42.7 ± 11.9

43.0 ± 12.1

42.8 ± 12.0

   Min, Max

18, 66

18, 68

18, 68

Marital status

   

   Couple

59, 65.6%

52, 57.8%

111, 61.7%

   Others

31, 34.4%

38, 42.2%

69, 38.3%

Educational level

   

   Secondary school and lower

52, 57.8%

35, 38.9%

87, 48.3%

   Bachelor's degree and higher

38, 42.2%

55, 61.1%

93, 51.7%

Occupation

   

   Employed

51, 56.7%

74, 82.2%

125, 69.4%

   Unemployed

39, 43.3%

16, 17.8%

55, 30.6%

Incomes (baht/month)

   

   Lower than 10,000

56, 62.2%

38, 42.2%

94, 52.2%

   10,000 and above

34, 37.8%

52, 57.8%

86, 47.8%

Having a physical illness

   

   Presence

43, 47.8%

28, 31.1%

71, 39.4%

   Absence

47, 52.2%

62, 68.9%

109, 60.6%

Residence

   

   Bangkok and Central Provinces

78, 86.7%

85, 94.4%

163, 90.6%

   Others

12, 13.3%

5, 5.6%

17, 9.4%