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. 2015 Mar 26;10(3):e0121033. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0121033

Table 2. Descriptive and univariate analysis of resilience by sociodemographic characteristics and gender.

Resilience CD-RISC Mean (SD)
Male Female
Total 61.25 (12.82) 58.00** (12.00)a
Age 18–30 62.37 (12.65) 57.83 (12.14)
31–45 59.63 (12.69) 57.89 (11.95)
46–60 63.05 (13.07) 58.57 (11.98)
Marital status Married 61.04 (12.24) 57.31 (11.91)
Not married 62.04 (14.93) 61.09 (11.98)
Ethnic group Han and others 61.10 (11.84) 58.52 (12.32)
Qiang 61.41 (13.91) 57.40 (11.62)
Education level Primary and lower 60.29 (12.53) 57.63 (11.87)
Junior high school 60.64 (12.54) 57.49 (12.91)
Senior high school and higher 63.38 (13.58) 59.25 (13.54)
Chronic disease Had 65.15 (12.60) 49.29** (10.91)
Did not have 60.88 (12.81) 58.60 (11.84)
Annual household income (RMB) <5000 57.81** (11.16) 54.44*** (12.03)
5000–20000 62.66 (13.46) 60.08 (11.83)
20000–50000 67.65 (13.42) 60.27 (9.16)
>50000 67.44 (11.58) 68.66 (6.98)
Family member dead/missing in earthquake Family member dead/missing 61.15 (12.54) 56.74 (11.36)
No dead/missing family members 61.28 (12.95) 58.66 (12.28)
Injured in the earthquake Injured 59.18 (13.01) 58.07 (11.83)
Not injured 61.64 (12.78) 57.98 (12.70)

*p < 0.05

**p < 0.01

***p < 0.001

The comparisona was between gender; other comparisons were within gender.