Common Mental Disorders among Occupational Groups: Contributions of the Latent Class Model
Table 1
Sociodemographic characteristics of the populations of the four studies.
Study: population ()
%
Study 1: informal workers (1,458)
Sex
Female
728
49.9
Age group
<30 years
537
36.8
30 to 45 years
553
37.9
>45 years
368
25.2
Education level (1,438)
Elementary
1,379
95.9
Technical/tertiary
9
0.6
Without qualification
50
3.5
Study 2: teachers (4,496)
Sex (4,342)
Female
3,994
92.0
Age group (4,302)
<30 years
773
18.0
30 to 45 years
2,289
53.2
>45 years
1,240
28.8
Education level (4,398)
Elementary
717
16.3
Technical/tertiary
3,609
82.1
Postgraduate
72
1.6
Study 3: healthcare workers (2,448)
Sex (2,421)
Female
1,951
80.6
Age group (2,395)
<30 years
581
24.3
30 to 45 years
1,071
44.7
>45 years
743
31.0
Education level (2,419)
Elementary
1,038
42.9
Technical/tertiary
1,000
41.3
Postgraduate
381
15.8
Study 4: urban workers (1,557)
Sex (1,557)
Female
851
54.7
Age group (1,557)
<30 years
576
37.0
30 to 45 years
584
37.5
>45 years
397
25.5
Education level (1,269)
Elementary
536
42.3
Technical/tertiary
710
55.9
Without qualification
23
1.8
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