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Table 2 Characteristics of participants at baseline in control and intervention arms

From: Enhancing reproductive health among adolescent girls in India: results of an individualized RCT to study the efficacy of the go Nisha go mobile game

Background characteristic

 

Overall mean/frequency (%) (95% Confidence Interval)

Control mean/frequency (%) (95% Confidence Interval)

Intervention mean/frequency (%) (95% Confidence Interval)

p-value*

N

 

1697

928

769

0.5433

Girls age (years)

 

16.7 (16.61–16.74)

16.7 (16.56–16.75)

16.7 (16.60–16.77)

0.9728

Currently studying

Yes

81% (80–83%)

81% (78–83%)

82% (79–85%)

0.5609

No

19% (17–21%)

19% (17–22%)

18% (15–21%)

BPL

Yes

20% (18–22%)

19% (17–22%)

21% (18–23%)

0.5551

No

80% (78–82%)

81% (78–83%)

79% (77–82%)

HoH education

Literate

70% (68–72%)

68% (64–70%)

72% (69–76%)

0.0265

Illiterate

30% (28–32%)

32% (30–36%)

28% (24–31%)

Caste

Marginalized

62% (60–64%)

63% (60–66%)

61% (57–64%)

0.3076

Non-marginalized

38% (36–40%)

37% (34–40%)

39% (36–43%)

Religion

Hindu

85% (83–86%)

85% (83–87%)

84% (82–87%)

0.9119

Non-Hindu

15% (14–17%)

15% (13–18%)

16% (13–18%)

Mobile ownership

Yes

23% (21–25%)

23% (20–25%)

23% (20–26%)

0.9990

No

77% (75–79%)

77% (75–80%)

77% (74–80%)

  1. As participants did not differ statistically in most of these variables, they were not included as covariates in future analyses
  2. *Chi-square test