Table 3:
Stress level | Significance | |||
---|---|---|---|---|
Low N (%) | High N (%) | Total N (%) | ||
Overall Family residence | 223(59.8) | 150(40.2) | 373(100) | |
Urban | 63(52.9) | 56(47.1) | 119(31.9) | c2=8.2, |
Rural | 160(63.0) | 94(37.0) | 254(68) | P=0.016 |
Student’s residence | ||||
With family | 174(59.8) | 117(40.2) | 291(78) | |
Away from the family | 49(59.8) | 33(40.2) | 82(22) | |
Family income | ||||
Unsatisfactory | 42(51.9) | 39(48.1) | 81(21.8) | c2=2.7, |
Satisfactory | 181(62.0) | 111(38.0) | 292(78.2) | P=0.1 |
Family size | ||||
Up to 5 | 104(62.7) | 62(37.3) | 166(44.5) | c2=1.02, |
> 5 | 119(57.5) | 88(42.5) | 207(55.4) | P=0.3 |
Father’s education | ||||
Less than secondary | 54(64.3) | 30(35.7) | 84(22.5) | c2=8.4, |
Secondary | 87(51.8) | 81(48.2) | 168(45) | P=0.015 |
Above secondary | 82(67.8) | 39(32.2) | 121(32.5) | |
Father’s work | ||||
Unemployed | 19(50.0) | 19(50.0) | 38(10.1) | c2=7.6, |
Professional/semiprof | 135(56.7) | 103(43.3) | 238(63.8) | P=0.022 |
Others* | 69(71.1) | 28(28.9) | 97(25.3) | |
Mother’s education | ||||
Less than secondary | 57(63.3) | 33(36.7) | 90(24.1) | c2=1.5, |
Secondary | 118(57.0) | 89(43.0) | 207(55.5) | P=0.5 |
Above secondary | 48(63.2) | 28(36.8) | 76(20.4) | |
Mother’s work | ||||
Working | 87(57.6) | 64(42.4) | 151(40.8) | c2=0.5, |
Housewives | 136(61.3) | 86(38.7) | 222(59.2) | P=0.5 |
Academic year | ||||
First | 55(55.0) | 45(45.0) | 100(26.8) | c2=3.7, |
Second | 64(56.1) | 50(43.9) | 114(30.6) | P=0.3 |
Third | 59(65.6) | 31(34.4) | 90(24.1) | |
Four | 45(65.2) | 24(34.8) | 69(18.5) | |
Grade of previous year | ||||
Excellent | 91(54.8) | 75(45.2) | 166(44.5) | c2=8.9, |
Very good | 98(69.0) | 44(31.0) | 142(38.1) | P=0.031 |
Good | 11(45.8) | 13(54.2) | 24(6.4) | |
Others** | 23(56.1) | 18(43.9) | 41(11.0) |
Others include : private business, farmers, manual workers, trades
Others include : pass and failed