Table 2.
Relation between sociodemographic characteristics and resilience, work engagement and job satisfaction (n = 100)
| Variables | Resilience Mean (SD) |
Work engagement Mean (SD) |
Job satisfaction Mean (SD) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gender | |||
| (Male) | 109.75 (18.86) | 41.95 (11.54) * | 79.58 (11.82) |
| Female | 105.92 (20.16) | 25. 54 (8.00) | 79.23 (11.04) |
| Age Group | |||
| 26–38 years | 108.73(19.59)a | 39.54 (11.03)a | 79.43 (12.12)a |
| > 38–58 years | 109.91 (18.36) | 40.18 (14.10) | 79.66 (11.21) |
| Marital Status (Unmarried) | 111.15 (13.86) | 39.92 (8.64) | 76.77 (6.54) |
| Married | 108.97 (19.67) | 39.81 (12.92) | 79.95 (12.23) |
| Educational Level (University) | 109.72 (18.34) | 40.00 (11.96) | 79.42 (11.05) |
| Master or doctorate | 105.83 (23.777) | 38.50 (15.90) | 80.33 (16.11) |
| Years of experience (less than 15 years) | 106.94 (19.53) a | 38.65 (11.28) a | 78.37 (11.84) a |
| ≥ 15 years | 111.96 (18.13) | 41.20 (13.62) | 80.89 (11.45) |
|
Residence (Urban) |
109.05 (18.51) | 39.77 (12.37) | 79.67 (10.70) |
| Rural | 100.75 (22.96) | 40.17 (13.27) | 78.50 (17.89) |
Mann-Whitney U test was used, a Independent-Samples t test, SD: Standard Deviation, *: Significant p-value is less than 0.05