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Table 8 Profile of in-depth interview informants (N = 16)

From: Association between time of residence and self-perception of distress, interpersonal relationships, and social role in Venezuelan immigrants in Lima, Peru 2018–19: mixed-methods study

Pseudonym

Age

Months in Peru

Home state

Occupation

Education level

“Roberto”

25

16

Táchira

Sales representative

Higher education

“Samuel”

30

16

Capital District

Call center operator

Higher education

“Pablo”

19

11

Nueva Esparta

Delivery driver

Incomplete higher education

“Angela”

26

2

Carabobo

Homemaker

Higher education

“Mariana”

29

2

Anzoátegui

Food stand vendor

Incomplete higher education

“Ingrid”

26

4

Portuguesa

Homemaker

High school

“Micaela”

28

12

Trujillo

Post-partum period, not searching for employment

Higher education

“Juan”

38

9

Capital District

Car washer

Higher education

“Franco”

35

8

Monagas

Car washer

Higher education

“Adriana”

23

6

Anzoátegui

Clothes vendor

Higher education

“Carlos”

38

18

Bolívar

Watchman

Higher education

“Ana”

24

14

Carabobo

Sales representative

Higher education

“Yesenia”

31

18

Capital District

Information technician

Higher education

“Natalia”

21

13

Zulia

Clothes vendor

Higher education

“Chris”

23

8

Lara

Beggar

Incomplete higher education

“Antonio”

49

14

Carabobo

Watchman

Higher education