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. 2024 Dec 18;23:898. doi: 10.1186/s12912-024-02572-x

Table 3.

A single-factor analysis of vocational delay of gratification among practicing nursing students

Variables N = 250 Average ± SD t/F p

Gender

Male

Female

39

211

2.782±0.685

2.854±0.475

-0.807 0.421

Academic qualifications

Technical secondary school education

Junior college

Bachelor degree

19

197

34

3.019±0.391

2.833±0.519

2.801±0.531

F=1.278 0.280

Willingness to upgrade education

Yes

No

192

58

2.902±0.515

2.646±0.457

3.397 <0.001

whether the nursing major was the first choice

Yes

No

196

54

2.906±0.481

2.613±0.562

3.488 <0.001

Whether you are willing to work in nursing after graduation

Yes

No

225

25

2.905±0.442

2.280±0.734

6.203 <0.001

Whether a relative works in a medical facility

Yes

No

86

164

3.008±0.450

2.756±0.523

3.796 <0.001

Whether to serve as class leader

Yes

No

87

163

2.896±0.558

2.814±0.486

1.207 0.229

Ability to communicate with patients

High level

Low level

140

110

2.939±0.539

2.720±0.939

3.418 <0.001

Intention to study nursing

Voluntary

Involuntary

208

42

2.931±0.433

2.404±0.643

5.075 <0.001

Level of job involvement

Low level

Medium level

High level

250

7

62

181

1.928±0.687

2.473±0.458

3.004±0.413

F=50.570 <0.001