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Table 2 Socio-demographic and clinical characteristics of the participants

From: Development of the Hausa version of the Pain Catastrophizing Scale: translation, cross-cultural adaptation and psychometric evaluation in mixed urban and rural patients with chronic low back pain

Characteristics

N = 200

Age, years, mean ± SD

45.5 ± 14.5

Gender, n (%), male: female

123 (61.5), 77 (38.5)

Habitation, n (%), urban: rural

80 (40.0), 120 (60.0)

Marital status, n (%), married: unmarried

157 (78.5), 43 (21.5)

Educational status, n (%)

 Non-formal education

66 (33.0)

 Completed primary education

30 (15.0)

 Completed secondary education

41 (20.0)

 Completed tertiary education

63 (31.5)

Literacy (ability to read and write in Hausa), n (%)

 Non-literate

111 (55.5)

 Literate

89 (44.5)

Occupational status, n (%)

 Paid work (government or private)

49 (24.5)

 Self-employed (farming and trading)

112 (56.0)

 Student

17 (8.5)

 Unemployed

16 (8.0)

 Retiree

6 (3.0)

 PCS (score range 0–52)

30.0 ± 8.21

 FABQ-total (score range 0–66)

36.4 ± 11.4

 FABQ-physical activity (score range 0–42)

13.1 ± 5.81

 FABQ-work (score range 0–24)

23.3 ± 7.74

 VAS-pain (score range 0–100 mm)

36.1 ± 12.6

 ODI (score range 0–100)

36.0 ± 10.8

  1. SD standard deviation, PCS Pain Catastrophizing Scale, FABQ Fear-Avoidance Beliefs Questionnaire; VAS-pain Visual Analogue Scale for pain, ODI Oswestry Disability Index