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Table 1 Sample and model variable characteristics (weighted)

From: Gender disparities and psychological distress among humanitarian migrants in Australia: a moderating role of migration pathway?

 

N

Percent

Psychological Distressa

2323

100

Gender

 Men

1296

54.0

 Women

1103

46.0

Migration Pathway

 Refugee

1941

80.9

 Asylum Seeker

458

19.1

Place of Birth

 MENA (exc. Iran & Iraq) b

173

7.2

 Iran

246

10.3

 Iraq

778

32.4

 Central & Southern Asia (exc. Afghanistan) c

332

13.8

 Afghanistan

482

20.1

 Other d

389

16.2

 Agee

2399

100

Marital Status

 Married

1314

58.4

 Separated/Divorced/Widowed

201

8.9

 Never Married

733

32.6

Education

 Primary or Less

772

32.4

 Preparatory

728

30.6

 Secondary/Trade

588

24.7

 University Degree

288

12.1

Previous Employment

 Yes

1252

52.6

 No

1130

47.4

Previous Trauma Experience

 Yes

1975

82.3

 No

424

17.7

Settlement Stressors

Worry about family/friends overseas

 Yes

1221

52.9

 No

1087

47.1

Getting used to life in Australia

 Yes

523

22.7

 No

1785

77.3

Language Barriers

 Yes

1290

55.9

 No

1018

44.1

Financial situation

 Yes

926

40.1

 No

1382

59.9

House situation

 Yes

665

71.2

 No

1643

28.8

Work situation

 Yes

760

32.9

 No

1548

67.1

Loneliness

 Yes

366

15.9

 No

1942

84.1

Family Safety

 Yes

368

16.0

 No

1940

84.0

School/Study

 Yes

400

17.3

 No

1908

82.7

Discrimination

 Yes

63

2.7

 No

2245

97.3

  1. aMean = 12.83, SD = 5.82, Min = 6, Max = 30
  2. bMENA includes Egypt, Libya, Sudan and Syria
  3. cCentral and Southern Asia includes Bhutan, India, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka
  4. dOther includes Myanmar from Mainland South-East Asia, the Democratic Republic of Congo from Central and West Africa, and Eritrea and Ethiopia from Southern and East Africa
  5. eMean = 34.43, SD = 13.63, Min = 15, Max = 75