|  | Expenditure |  |  | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Characteristics | Increased | Not increased | Total | p* | |
Family interested in rationalizing consumption | Yes | 116(79.5%) | 30(20.5%) | 146(100%) | 0.595 |
 | No | 20(80.0%) | 5(20.0%) | 25(100%) |  |
Family knowledgeable about rationalizing consumption | Yes | 77(74.8%) | 26(25.2%) | 103(100%) | 0.047 |
 | No | 56(86.2%) | 9(13.8%) | 65(100.0%) |  |
 | < 3000 | 8(100.0%) | -- | 8(100%) |  |
Monthly income in SAR | 3000- < 6000 | 33(75.0%) | 11(25.0%) | 44(100%) | Â |
 | 6000- < 1000 | 38(82.6%) | 8(17.4%) | 46(100%) | 0.391 |
 | 10000+ | 56(77.8%) | 16(22.2%) | 72(100%) |  |
Education level of the father | < university | 83(80.6%) | 20(19.4%) | 103(100%) | 0.595 |
 | University | 53(77.9%) | 15(22.1%) | 68(100%) |  |
Education level of the mother | < university | 88(79.3%) | 23(20.7%) | 111(100%) | 0.561 |
 | University | 47(79.7%) | 12(20.3%) | 59(100%) |  |
Total | 135(79.4%) | 35(20.6%) | 170(100%) | Â |