. 2019 Apr 2;21(4):e11485. doi: 10.2196/11485

Table 5.

Differences between stressed and nonstressed groups based on the type of stress. Values represent the estimated mean differences between those reporting the type of stress versus others. Stress scores are normalized to the highest possible score for each stress type.

Stress type	Age	Internet overuse	Screen time	Emotion	Perception	Health	Dissatisfaction
Bereavement	—^a	—	—	—	—	—	—
Financial	−5.8^b	2.6^b	—	13.9^b	4.6^c	5.14^d	13.7^d
Exam	−14.9^b	3.9^b	1.06^c	19.9^b	10.7^d	7.4^d	8.4^d
Chronic health	—	—	—	9.6^d	5.4^c	5.5^d	8.5^c
Relationship	−4.17^c	1.7^c	0.8^c	12.2^b	3.1^c	3.6^c	7.5^d
Mental health	−7.4^d	3.8^d	0.9^c	29.8^b	10.5^b	9.7^b	15.3^b
Physical health	−2.9^c	3.4^b	—	15.3^b	6.5^b	8.6^b	11.2^b

^aNo significant difference was observed.

^bP<.001.

^cP<.05.

^dP<.01.