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. 2013 Nov 28;19(2):160–171. doi: 10.1007/s12199-013-0370-6

Table 8.

Comparison of 4-month-old infant development according to household lifestyle

Development item (KIDS) Current employment status p value Household income p value Satisfaction with current lifestyle p value
Not employed (homemakers and women on maternity leave) (n = 272) Employed (currently working) (n = 13) <2 million yen (n = 12) Over 2 million yen, <6 million yen (n = 220) 6 million yen or more (n = 44) Satisfied (n = 205) Neither (n = 54) Dissatisfied (n = 21)
Motor score 10.0 [2–13] 10.0 [5–12] 0.989 10.5 [5–12] 10.0 [2–13] 10.0 [7–13] 0.488 10.0 [2–13] 9.0 [4–13] 10.0 [4–13] 0.145
Motor skills 11.0 [5–14] 11.0 [6–13] 0.402 10.0 [6–13] 11.0 [5–14] 11.0 [6–14] 0.851 11.0 [3–14] 11.0 [6–14] 10.0 [8–14] 0.862
Language comprehension 7.0 [1–8] 6.0 [3–8] 0.908 6.5 [3–8] 7.0 [1–8] 7.0 [3–8] 0.119 7.0 [1–8] 6.0 [3–8] 6.0 [5–8] 0.886
Verbalization 6.0 [2–8] 7.0 [3–8] 0.022 6.5 [3–8] 6.0 [2–8] 6.0 [3–8] 0.808 6.0 [2–8] 6.0 [3–8] 6.0 [2–8] 0.468
Sociability with adults 13.0 [6–19] 13.0 [6–19] 0.676 13.0 [6–15] 13.0 [6–19] 12.0 [6–19] 0.188 13.0 [6–19] 13.0 [8–18] 12.0 [8–18] 0.823
Diet 4.0 [0–7] 4.0 [3–7] 0.169 4.0 [2–6] 4.0 [0–7] 4.0 [2–7] 0.745 4.0 [1–7] 4.0 [1–7] 4.0 [0–7] 0.956

Data are presented as the median with the range in square brackets