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. 2014 Feb 5;16(2):e14995. doi: 10.5812/ircmj.14995

Table 1. Basic Characteristics of 321 Mothers According to Quality of life 2 Months After Birth.

Characteristics No. (%) Quality of Life, Mean ± SD P value
Age of mothers, y - - 0.20a
< 30 268 (83.5) 59.14 ± 12.30 -
≥ 30 53 (16.5) 61.50 ± 11.32 -
Child birth weight, gr - - 0.51b
< 3000 93 (28.9) 60.73 ± 12.07 -
3000-3500 129 (40.2) 59.28 ± 11.73 -
≥ 3500 99 (30.9) 58.73 ± 12.81 -
Number of childeren - - 0.66a
1 153 (47.7) 59.23 ± 12.56 -
≥ 2 168 (52.3) 59.81 ± 11.80 -
Type of delivery - - 0.67c
Caesarean section 159 (49.5) 59.83 ± 13.52 -
Vaginal delivery 162 (51.5) 59.24 ± 10.68 -
Occupational status - - 0.96a
Employed 35 (10.9) 59.44 ± 13.90 -
Housewife 286 (89.1) 59.54 ± 11.95 -
Unplaned pregnancy - - 0.49a
No 280 (87.2) 59.71 ± 12.31 -
Yes 41 (12.8) 58.32 ± 11.11 -
Undesired sex of baby - - 0.65c
No 195 (60.7) 59.78± 12.14 -
Yes 126 (29.3) 59.15 ± 12.22 -
Level of education - - 0.10d
Primary school and illiterate 123 (38.3) 60.82 ± 11.49 -
Middle ans high school 157 (48.9) 58.06 ± 12.61 -
College education 41 (12.8) 61.32 ± 11.93 -
Gender of baby - - 0.61c
Male 164 (51.1) 59.82 ± 12.26 -
Female 147 (48.9) 59.23 ± 12.07 -

a Student’s t-test was used

b ANOVA test was used

c Mann–Whitney U-test was used

d Kruskal-Wallis test was used