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. 2017 Dec 5;7(1):27–33. doi: 10.1016/j.jshs.2017.10.008

Table 1.

Comparison of perception of social capital indicators and covariates by gender in Turkish high school students, 2016 (n (%)).

Variable Total (n = 1235) Female (n = 506) Male (n = 729) pa
Family support in school 0.76
 High 865 (70.0) 340 (67.2) 525 (72.0)
 Low 370 (30.0) 166 (32.8) 204 (28.0)
Neighborhood trust 0.06
 High 495 (40.1) 179 (35.4) 316 (43.3)
 Low 740 (59.9) 327 (64.6) 413 (56.7)
Informal social control 0.09
 High 318 (25.7) 150 (29.6) 168 (23.0)
 Low 917 (74.3) 356 (70.4) 561 (77.0)
Teacher–student interpersonal trust 0.76
 High 381 (30.8) 213 (42.1) 168 (23.0)
 Low 854 (69.2) 293 (57.9) 561 (77.0)
Students interpersonal trust 0.00
 High 505 (40.8) 171 (33.8) 334 (45.8)
 Low 730 (59.2) 335 (66.2) 395 (54.2)
Students' collaboration in school 0.15
 High 678 (54.9) 266 (52.6) 412 (42.5)
 Low 557 (45.1) 240 (47.4) 317 (57.5)
Self-rated health 0.00
 Good 692 (56.0) 223 (44.1) 469 (64.3)
 Poor 543 (44.0) 283 (55.9) 260 (35.7)
Body mass index 0.00
 Normal 1060 (85.8) 458 (90.5) 602 (82.6)
 Overweight or obese 175 (14.2) 48 (9.5) 127 (17.4)
Physical activity participationb 0.00
 Active 822 (66.5) 258 (51.0) 564 (77.4)
 Non-active 413 (33.5) 248 (49.0) 165 (22.6)
a

Chi-square analysis reflects comparison of the dichotomous scores by gender.

b

Active:  ≥60 min/day in moderate, vigorous, and walking physical activity; non-active:  <60 min/day.