Correction: The protective role of family structure for adolescent development in sub-Saharan Africa.

[This corrects the article DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0206197.].

In Table 1, the same values are shown in the Female and Male column. Please see the correct Table 1 here.

Table 1

Descriptive statistics by sexual debut.

	Female		Male
Family Structure	Sex before 14	Sex after 14	Sex before 14	Sex after 14
Living with both parents	356 (4.0)	8,637 (96.0)	396 (6.3)	5,927 (93.7)
With mother alone	215 (4.8)	4,291 (95.2)	205 (7.7)	2,467 (92.3)
With father alone	66 (5.4)	1,161 (94.6)	68 (6.3)	1,010 (93.7)
With neither parents	765 (9.0)	7,763 (91.0)	325 (8.4)	3,541 (91.6)
Place of residence
Urban	444 (4.5)	9,495 (95.5)	378 (6.5)	5,465 (93.5)
Rural	1,049 (7.1)	13,652 (92.9)	717 (7.5)	8,883 (92.5)
Educational attainment
No education	315 (12.6)	2,192 (87.4)	25 (2.6)	952 (97.4)
Primary	695 (7.4)	8,670 (92.6)	504 (8.3)	5,535 (91.7)
Secondary & Higher	483 (3.8)	12,277 (96.2)	566 (6.7)	7,856 (93.2)
Household wealth status
Poor	806 (8.7)	8,454 (91.3)	409 (7.1)	5,317 (92.9)
Middle	287 (5.8)	4,687 (94.2)	259 (7.5)	3,200 (92.5)
Rich	400 (3.8)	10,006 (96.2)	427 (6.8)	5,831 (93.2)
Work status
Not working	886 (5.1)	16,380 (94.9)	589 (5.8)	9,618 (94.2)
Working	485 (9.1)	4,813 (90.9)	505 (9.8)	4,669 (90.2)
Sex household head
Male	1,086 (6.3)	16,042 (93.7)	762 (6.8)	10,504 (93.2)
Female	407 (5.4)	7,105 (94.6)	333 (8.0)	3,844 (92.0)
Media Exposure
No	1,000 (6.7)	14,029 (93.3)	540 (6.1)	8,273 (93.9)
Yes	376 (4.9)	7,269 (95.1)	419 (9.0)	4,256 (91.0)
Region
Central Africa	478 (8.6)	5,099 (91.4)	380 (7.6)	4,720 (92.6)
East Africa	377 (5.2)	6,863 (94.8)	352 (11.3)	2,773 (88.7)
West Africa	468 (6.5)	6,782 (93.5)	46 (1.4)	3,327 (98.6)
Southern Africa	170 (3.7)	4,403 (96.3)	317 (8.2)	3,528 (91.8)