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. 2023 Mar 23;14:1129014. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2023.1129014

Table 1.

Sociodemographic and obstetric characteristics of non-stressed and stressed women.

Overall N (%) Non-stressed N (%) Stressed N (%) p value
Maternal age 0.895
≤29 350 (36.5%) 257 (36.1%) 93 (37.5%)
30–34 430 (44.8%) 322 (45.2%) 108 (43.5%)
≥35 180 (18.8%) 133 (18.7%) 47 (19.0%)
Gravidity 0.068
1 340 (35.4%) 239 (33.6%) 101 (40.7%)
2–3 505 (52.6%) 390 (54.8%) 115 (46.4%)
≥4 115 (12.0%) 83 (11.7%) 32 (12.9%)
Parity 0.896
nulliparous 651 (67.8%) 482 (67.7%) 169 (68.1%)
multiparous 309 (32.2%) 230 (32.3%) 79 (31.9%)
Occupation 0.616
Not employed 9 (0.9%) 7 (1.0%) 2 (0.8%)
Lower level 92 (9.6%) 72 (10.1%) 20 (8.1%)
Higher level 859 (89.5%) 633 (88.9%) 226 (91.1%)
School education 0.019*
Primary and secondary school 309 (32.4%) 222 (31.5%) 87 (35.1%)
Undergraduate education 511 (53.6%) 395 (56.0%) 116 (46.8%)
Postgraduate education 133 (14.0%) 88 (12.5%) 45 (18.1%)
Gestational weight gain (GWG) 0.669
Inadequate GWG 219 (22.8%) 161 (22.6%) 58 (23.4%)
Adequate GWG 487 (50.7%) 367 (51.5%) 120 (48.4%)
Excess GWG 254 (26.5%) 184 (25.8%) 70 (28.2%)
Pre-pregnancy BMI 0.197
Underweight 135 (14.1%) 92 (12.9%) 43 (17.3%)
Normal 729 (75.9%) 550 (77.2%) 179 (72.2%)
Overweight and obese 96 (10.0%) 70 (9.8%) 26 (10.5%)

*p < 0.05 was considered significant.