Contextual and psychosocial factors predicting Ebola prevention behaviours using the RANAS approach to behaviour change in Guinea-Bissau

Table 2 Contextual factors and characteristics of the study participants

Variables	Scale	n	M	SD
Age in years		1313	38.19	13.79
Household size		1365	10.91	7.22
Wealth	0–1	1362	.33	.20
		n	%
Gender (% men)	0	626	45.7
Gender (% women)	1	743	54.3
Owning a mobile phone		1370	76.8
Literacy (% can neither read nor write)		493	36.5
Literacy (% can read only)		19	1.4
Literacy (% can read and write)		839	62.1

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