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Table 1 Shows the demographic characteristics of the participants

From: The prevalence of stress among medical students in Syria and its association with social support: a cross-sectional study

Covariates

N (%)

Gender

 Male

671 (45.5%)

 Female

801 (54.4%)

Educational level of parents

Mother

  Elementary

219 (14.9%)

  High school

314 (21.3%)

  Institute degree

297 (20.2%)

  University degree

642 (43.6%)

Father

  Elementary

155 (10.5%)

  High school

278 (18.9%)

  Institute degree

181 (12.3%)

  University degree

858 (58.3%)

One or both parents are doctors

  No

1277 (86.6%)

  Yes

195 (13.2%)

Financial status

  Low

81 (5.5%)

  Medium

488 (33.2%)

  Good

795 (54%)

  Excellent

108 (7.3%)

Voluntary experience if any

  No

992 (67.4%)

  Yes

480 (32.6%)

Study year

  2nd

271 (18.4%)

  3rd

351 (23.8%)

  4th

390 (26.5%)

  5th

460 (31.3)

Last semester grade

   ≤ 70%

210 (14.3%)

  70—79%

585 (39.7%)

  80–89%

590 (40.1%)

   ≥ 90%

87 (5.9%)

Place of residence

  Outside Damascus

976 (66.3%)

  Damascus

496 (33.7%)

Living condition

  House

1019 (69.2%)

  Flat

221 (15%)

  University housing

232 (15.8%)

Source of income

 Other

4 (0.3%)

  The family

1375 (93.4%)

  Freelance

93 (6.3%)

The university

  Damascus University

556 (37.8%)

  University of Aleppo

287 (19.5%)

  Tishreen University

295 (20%)

  Al-Baath University

123 (8.4%)

  Syrian Private University

211 (14.3%)