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. 2024 Dec 4;24:3374. doi: 10.1186/s12889-024-20849-3

Table 2.

Comparison of the sample SES characteristics, family support, and depression status among postpartum woman

Item Category N (%) Depressed (n = 168) % Non-depressed (n = 1719) % P
Education
Junior high school and below 70(3.71) 6.55 3.43 0.026a
High school 164(8.69) 12.50 8.32
Junior college 361(19.13) 20.83 18.96
Bachelor’s degree and above 1292(68.47) 60.12 69.28
Occupation
Worker & farmer 31(1.64) 4.17 1.40  < 0.001a
Self-employed 256(13.57) 22.02 12.74
Employee 1316(69.74) 61.90 70.51
Manager 284(15.05) 11.90 15.36
Yearly Income
Lower 374(19.82) 25.60 19.26 0.008a
Upper-Lower 303(16.06) 20.24 15.65
Middle 358(18.97) 18.45 19.02
Upper-Middle 473(25.07) 14.29 26.12
Upper 379(20.08) 21.43 19.95
Family support
Good 1440(76.31) 35.71 80.28  < 0.001a
Moderate dysfunction 358(18.97) 40.48 16.87
Severe dysfunction 89(4.72) 23.81 2.85
SES index Median (IQR) 0.11(−0.96,0.71) 0.58(−0.36,0.71)  < 0.001b

aChi-Square test

bMann–Whitney U test