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. 2019 Jul-Sep;13(3):321–328. doi: 10.1590/1980-57642018dn13-030009

Table 2. Baseline sociodemographic characteristics of sample according to presence/absence of aMCI (n=352).

Characteristics   aMCI+ (n=63*) aMCI- (n=289*) p-value
Age (years)*   75.21±7.20 69.99±6.70 <0.001a
Age group 60-64 2 (2.9) 67 (97.1) <0.001b
65-69 14 (14.3) 84 (85.7)
70-74 11 (14.3) 66 (85.7)
75-79 19 (29.2) 46 (70.8)
≥80 16 (38.1) 26 (61.9)
Sex Female 52 (82.5) 240 (83.0) 0.923c
Male 11 (17.5) 49 (17.0)
Marital status Single 11 (21.6) 40 (78.4) 0.339b
Married 28 (15.6) 152 (84.4)
Widowed 21 (22.6) 72 (77.4)
Divorced 3 (11.1) 24 (88.9)
Years of education   11 (6-11) 13 (11-16) <0.001d
Educational level 6-10 31 (49.2) 60 (20.8)
11-15 23 (36.5) 129 (44.6) <0.001c
>16 9 (14.3) 100 (34.6)
History of arterial hypertension Yes 28 (44.4) 88 (30.4) 0.037c
No 35 (55.6) 198 (68.5)
Body mass index <25 34 (53.9) 180 (62.3) 0.187c
≥25 27 (42.9) 98 (33.9)
District of origin Jesús María 14 (16.5) 71 (83.5) 0.002c
La Molina 9 (8.1) 104 (92.0)
Carabayllo 21 (25.3) 62 (74.7)
Cercado de Lima 19 (26.8) 52 (73.2)

Participants with missing values for some characteristics were not included in analysis.

a

t-test;

b

Fisher;

c

Chi-squared;

d

Mann-Whitney tests were used for bivariate analysis because the variable did not have a normal distribution.