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. 2014 Dec 20;20:2740–2745. doi: 10.12659/MSM.891222

Table 1.

Socio-demographic characteristics and postpartum depression prevalence rate.

Characteristics Dummy variables Classification Number of persons (%) Number of patients with postpartum depression (%) P value
Age 0 <25 65 (29.1%) 3 (4.6%) 0.271
1 ≥25, <30 127 (56.9%) 15 (11.8%)
2 ≥30 31 (13.9%) 3 (9.7%)
Level of education 0 High school and below 102 (45.7%) 11 (10.8%) 0.521
1 College and above 121 (54.3%) 10 (8.3%)
Work status 0 Work and maternity leave 143 (64.3%) 12 (8.4%) 0.483
1 No job/housewife 80 (35.9%) 9 (11.3%)
Delivery mode 0 Birth or midwifery 151 (67.7%) 13 (8.6%) 0.550
1 Cesarean 72 (32.3%) 8 (11.1%)
Annual household income 0 <60,000 73 (32.7%) 12 (16.4%) 0.038
1 ≥60,000, or <120,000 84 (37.7%) 6 (7.1%)
2 ≥120,000 66 (29.6%) 3 (4.6%)
Marital satisfaction 0 Satisfied 111 (47.8%) 7 (6.3%) 0.183
1 General 75 (33.6%) 8 (10.7%)
2 Unsatisfied 37 (16.6%) 6 (16.2%)
Social support (Getting social support & real life help from family or friends during pregnancy) 0 Getting great help 86 (38.6%) 4 (4.7%) 0.074
1 Getting general help 110 (49.3%) 12 (10.9%)
2 Getting little help 27 (12.1%) 5 (18.5%)