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. 2018 Mar 26;40(3):249–255. doi: 10.1590/1516-4446-2017-2297

Table 1. General sample description.

Sick (n=151) Healthy (n=174) p-value
Age, mean (SD) 44.77 (13.82) 46.72 (15.05) t = 1.21; df = 323 0.23*
Sex χ2 = 3.36; df = 1 0.67
 Women 74 (49.00) 104 (59.77)
 Men 77 (51.00) 70 (40.22)
Ethnicity χ2 = 0.14; df = 1 0.91
 Caucasian 118 (79.19) 139 (80.34)
 Non-Caucasian 31 (20.80) 34 (19.65)
Marital status χ2 = 5.2; df = 1 0.023
 Single 78 (52.00) 67 (38.72)
 Married 72 (48.00) 106 (61.27)
Education χ2 = 5.6; df = 2 0.65
 Primary 68 (47.22) 77 (45.03)
 Secondary 58 (40.28) 56 (32.75)
 Higher 18 (13.50) 38 (22.22)
Socioeconomic class§ χ2 = 17.76; df = 7 0.013
 A1 1 (0.66) 1 (0.59)
 A2 6 (4.00) 8 (4.68)
 B1 9 (6.00) 27 (15.79)
 B2 31 (20.67) 50 (29.23)
 C1 54 (36.00) 54 (31.58)
 C2 31 (20.67) 23 (13.45)
 D-E 18 (12.00) 8 (4.68)
Depressed 38 (44.70) 47 (55.29) χ2 = 0.07; df = 1 0.79
Anxious 60 (46.15) 70 (53.84) χ2 = 0.00; df = 1 1

Data presented as n (%), unless otherwise specified.

df = degree of freedom; SD = standard deviation; χ2 = chi-square.

*

t-test for independent samples.

Chi-square Pearson test; chi-square test with Yates continuity correction.

§

Brazilian Market Research Association economic classification criteria, 2006.