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. 2024 Mar 14;12:1280236. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2024.1280236

Table 4.

Variables correlating with the severity of ASD symptoms (N = 607).

Variable n (%) Mean (Me; SD) ASD total score Test results
Depression and anxiety diagnosed before 2/242022 yes 189 (31.1%) 71.132 (71; 10.20) U Mann–Whitney = 27,601; r = 0.24; η2 = 0.05 p < 0.001
no 418 (68.9%) 66.153 (66; 9.19)
Spouse left in Ukraine yes 284 (46.8%) 68.722 (68; 10.07) T-Test = 2.4; Cohen’s d = 0.19595 p < 0.05
no 323 (53.2%) 66.808 (67; 9.46)
Witnessed bombardment/ shelling/ rocket attack yes 405 (66.7%) 68.363 (68; 9.85) T-Test = 2.36; Cohen’s d = 0.20437 p < 0.05
no 202 (33.3%) 66.381 (66; 9.54)
My house was destroyed yes 45 (7.4%) 70.911 (71; 8.78) U Mann–Whitney = 10005.000; r = 0.095; η2 = 0.009 p < 0.05
no 562 (92.6%) 67.447 (67; 9.82)
Someone I know was hurt yes 126 (20.8%) 70.913 (73; 9.99) U Mann–Whitney = 22980.500; r = 0.17; η2 = 0.03 p < 0.001
no 481 (79.2%) 66.863 (67; 9.57)
Someone I knew died yes 172 (28.3%) 69.860 (70;10.39) U Mann–Whitney =30818.500; r = 0.14; η2 = 0.019 p < 0.001
no 435 (71.7%) 66.851 (67; 9.41)
Experienced discrimination or disenfranchisement due to your background and/or cultural differences in the host country yes 85 (14%) 69.941 (70; 9.40) U Mann–Whitney = 18837.000; r = 0.09; η2 = 0.008 p < 0.05
no 522 (86%) 67.339 (67.5; 9.81)

The values has been bolded to highlight them as the most important numerical data.