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. 2025 Sep 18;12:1647460. doi: 10.3389/fmed.2025.1647460

Table 1.

Comparison of age, gender, affective temperament, parental bonding, and intelligence between medical and non-medical groups.

Variables Medical group (n = 19) Non-medical group (n = 111)
Age, mean (SD, n) 44.53 (11.38, 19) 50.05 (12.1, 111) 0.06
Gender (male, female) 1, 18 21, 90 0.12
TEMPS-A mean (SD, n)
Depressive temperament 7.33 (3.02, 18) 8.77 (3.56, 111) 0.1
Cyclothymic temperament 4.61 (3.72, 18) 4.9 (4.3, 110) 0.78
Hyperthymic temperament 5.67 (4.53, 18) 5.01 (3.16) 0.44
Irritable temperament 2.5 (3.18, 18) 3.02 (3.17, 110) 0.52
Anxious temperament 5.65 (4.92, 17) 6.91 (5.37,111) 0.36
PBI mean (SD, n)
Paternal care 25.72 (8.05, 18) 20.86 (8.79, 106) 0.03
Paternal overprotection 10.56 (6.23, 18) 11.48 (7.0, 106) 0.6
Maternal care 26.11 (4.87, 18) 23.95 (7.88, 106) 0.12
Maternal overprotection 10.56 (5.07, 18) 11.65 (7.77, 109) 0.44
JARTIQ mean (SD, n)
Intelligence 108.79 (6.34, 18) 109.78 (7.78, 111) 0.59

JART, Japanese version of the national adult reading test; PBI, Parental Bonding Instrument; s.d., Standard deviation; TEMPS-A, Temperament Evaluation of Memphis, Pisa, Paris, and San Diego-auto questionnaire.