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. 2024 Oct 29;14:25917. doi: 10.1038/s41598-024-76180-9

Table 2.

Bivariate analysis of cognitive errors with psychiatric factors, life satisfaction and other background characteristics (Chi-squared test).

Independent variable Percentage (w%) P value
Depression symptom
No 21.12 < 0.01
Yes 26.75
Cognitive impairment
No 21.72 < 0.01
Yes 30.00
Neurological condition
No 22.39 < 0.01
Yes 36.41
Age category
45–59 years 21.70 0.04
60–69 years 22.87
70 years 25.11
Gender
Male 21.70 0.02
Female 23.56
Educational attainment
No schooling 25.17 < 0.01
Up to 5 years 22.11
6–10 years 19.56
Above 10 years 20.30
Social class
Scheduled Tribe 18.37 < 0.01
Scheduled Caste 26.72
Other Backward Class 23.54
Others 19.62
Household economic status
Poorest 21.15 0.91
Poorer 22.71
Middle 23.33
Richer 23.25
Richest 23.02
Marital status
In a union 21.99 < 0.01
Not in a union 24.85
Social interaction
Yes 22.00 < 0.01
No 25.74
Place of residence
Rural 23.28 0.04
Urban 21.38
Self-reported health status
Good 21.97 0.24
Poor 26.25
Activities of Daily Living (ADL)
High 22.42 0.88
Low 24.13
Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADL)
High 20.41 < 0.01
Low 26.92
Morbidity status
None 21.82 0.25
One disease 21.23
Multimorbidity 27.40
Hearing loss
No 22.54 0.30
Yes 24.51
Engagement in vigorous physical activity
No 23.72 < 0.01
Yes 21.27
Ever smoker
No 23.82 < 0.01
Yes 20.79
Ever consumed alcohol
No 22.54 0.17
Yes 23.38
Reading habit
Daily 18.36 < 0.01
Some times 22.14
Never 23.78
Total 22.67

W%: weighted percentage, P value is based Chi-squared test.