Characteristic | Total sample (N = 98) | |
---|---|---|
Baseline | Follow-up | |
Female, % (n) | 62.2 (61) | 62.2 (61) |
Mean age (SD) | 36.5 (12.1) | 47.5 (12.2) |
Education, % (n) | ||
Primary | 20.4 (20) | 15.3 (15) |
Secondary | 65.3 (64) | 60.2 (59) |
Tertiary | 12.2 (12) | 23.5 (23) |
Marital status, % (n) | ||
Married/long-term relationship | 68.4 (67) | 66.3 (65) |
Single/divorced/separated/widowed | 31.6 (31) | 33.7 (33) |
Employment status, % (n) | ||
Employed | 26.5 (26) | 51.0 (50) |
Unemployed | 35.7 (35) | 15.3 (15) |
Retired | 8.2 (8) | 16.3 (16) |
In training/education | 10.2 (10) | 1.0 (1) |
Other | 19.3 (19) | 14.2 (14) |
Monthly income, % (n) | ||
No income | 16.2 (16) | 23.5 (23) |
< 500 KM | 36.7 (36) | 22.4 (22) |
500–1000 KM | 6.1 (6) | 32.7 (32) |
> 1000 KM | 4.0 (4) | 18.4 (18) |
Mental health care use, % (n)a | 0.0 (0) | 12.2 (12) |
Number of traumatic events, mean (SD) | ||
Prewar traumatic events | 1.01 (1.93) | 0.34 (0.78) |
Traumatic events during the war | 19.54 (11.58)b | 2.38 (2.20)c |
Postwar traumatic events | – | 0.48 (0.96) |
Number of current stressors, mean (SD) | 2.48 (2.47)d | 2.26 (1.82)e |