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. 2023 Sep 16;9(9):e20243. doi: 10.1016/j.heliyon.2023.e20243

Table 2.

Descriptive statistics and robust mean comparisons between genders.

Variable Group M SD Statistica df1/df2b η2 ω2 Sig.
Risk Perception Female 3.35 1.01 2.206 1/749040 .003 .002 .138
Male 3.24 1.18
Academic Performance Female 7.72 1.93 13.382 1/741442 .017 .016 ***
Male 7.16 2.23
Sensation Seeking (SS) Female 3.70 1.27 1.588 1/767755 .002 .001 .208
Male 3.81 1.25
ICT Interaction Female 4.57 1.11 43.358 1/660984 .053 .052 ***
Male 3.93 1.05
Parents' Conflict Female 2.70 1.36 5.563 1/740109 .007 .006 *
Male 2.95 1.66
Psychological Distress Female 22.06 5.34 42.094 1/751086 .052 .051 ***
Male 19.73 4.59
Life Satisfaction Female 21.75 5.20 4.434 1/736695 .006 .005 *
Male 22.51 4.64
F1: Victimization Female 2.38 3.27 24.085 1/675422 .033 .031 ***
Male 3.75 4.18
F2: Symptomatology Female 5.48 3.81 17.658 1/667.231 .024 .023 ***
Male 4.01 5.22
F3: Intimidation Female .53 3.40 39.261 1/526369 .053 .051 ***
Male 1.80 2.76

Notes:aAsymptotically F distributed; bdf = Degrees of Freedom; *The difference is significant at the level <0.050; η2 = Eta-squared coefficient; ω2 = Omega-squared fixed-effect; ***The difference is significant at the level <0.001.