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. 2025 Apr 11;22(4):389–396. doi: 10.30773/pi.2024.0108

Table 1.

Demographics of subjects and their effect on study variables

Variable N (%) Depression
EAN
Neuroticism
Mean±SD F/t Mean±SD F/t Mean±SD F/t
Sex 5.454*** 1.961 9.792***
 Male 2,059 (51.6) 15.95±3.58 16.71±7.35 26.33±8.04
 Female 1,934 (48.4) 16.59±3.88 16.25±7.45 28.88±8.37
Grade 2.704 16.736*** 10.579***
 One 1,800 (45.1) 16.23±3.78 16.73±7.37§ 27.71±8.52§
 Two 1,578 (39.5) 16.40±3.78 16.82±7.47‡§ 27.94±8.28‡§
 Three 615 (15.4) 15.99±3.50 14.90±7.08 26.17±7.51
Family economic status 85.869*** 42.723*** 35.557***
 Good 1,505 (37.7) 15.55±3.62†‡ 15.70±7.17†‡ 26.51±8.52†‡
 Fair 2,119 (53.1) 16.42±3.63§ 16.50±7.25§ 27.82±8.07§
 Poor 369 (9.2) 18.28±4.05§ 19.64±8.30§ 30.42±7.89§
One-child status 2.029 1.306 3.108**
 Yes 2,359 (59.1) 16.16±3.71 16.36±7.34 27.23±8.31
 No 1,634 (40.9) 16.41±3.79 16.67±7.48 28.06±8.26

Degrees of freedom=2.

**

p<0.01;

***

p<0.001;

significant group A;

significant group B;

§

significant group C;

†‡

significant difference between group A and group B;

†‡§

indicate statistically significant differences between groups, post hoc analyses were used by least significant difference.

EAN, emotional abuse and neglect; SD, standard deviation