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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Mar 18.
Published in final edited form as: Nurs Res. 1990 Jul-Aug;39(4):237–240.

Table 2.

Comparison of Attitudinal Variables by Employment Status Using Analysis of Variance

Employed (n=40) Nonemployed (n=55) LOAM (n=15)
Variables M (SD) M (SD) M (SD)
Home/employment orientation 33.38a (12.23) 21.98ab (10.73) 31.36b*** (13.74)
Amount of choice 5.08a (3.63) 8.76a (2.45) 7.07*** (2.89)
Satisfaction 6.35a (2.89) 8.75ab (1.96) 6.87b*** (2.90)
Not financially necessary to be employed 5.93a (2.34) 3.64a (2.64) 4.67*** (2.77)
Money is tight 2.95 (2.11) 3.98 (2.86) 2.80* (1.47)
Child care available 3.88 (2.79) 5.15 (2.67) 5.33* (2.74)
Summative support scale 21.9a (4.76) 18.85a (5.84) 19.8** (4.95)

Note: Pairs of letters indicate which groups were significantly different on post hoc testing.

*

p < .10

**

p < .05

***

p < .001.