From: Risk and protective factors associated with the mental health of young adults in Kabul, Afghanistan
Variables | n (%) |
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Age: M = 23.36, SD = 4.64 | – |
Gender | |
Female | 90 (43.2) |
Male | 117(56.8) |
Ethnicity | |
Pashtun | 73 (36.8) |
Tajik | 77 (35.9) |
Othera | 59 (27.3) |
Marital Status | |
Married | 80 (38.7) |
Not Marriedb | 123 (62.3) |
Education | |
College and beyond | 87 (40.3) |
HS Diploma and lower | 122 (59.7) |
Employment | |
Employed | 87 (42.3) |
Unemployed | 118 (57.7) |
Income | |
Comfortable | 76 (36.4) |
Not comfortable | 129 (63.6) |
Hope w/re to own future | |
Hopeful | 119 (57.5) |
Not Hopeful | 88 (42.5) |
Optimism w/re to Afg.’s Future | |
Optimistic | 134 (65.0) |
Not Optimistic | 72 (35.0) |
CD-RISC-25: Resilience: M = 60.53, SD = 13.86 | – |
PCS Score: Physical Health Status: M = 45.59, SD = 7.77 | – |