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Table 2.

Association of selfie-editing with age, sex, and personality factors

Variable	Selfie-editing frequency				χ²	P
Variable	1. Never/rarely (n=371)	2. Occasionally (n=146)	3. Often/always (n=210)	Total (n=727)	χ²	P
Age, mean±SD	22.21±1.52	22.00±1.38	21.75±1.35	22.11±1.47	0.63	0.53^a
Sex, n (%)
Males	206 (28.34)	70 (9.63)	24 (3.30)	300 (41.27)	6.17	0.04^b
Females	273 (37.55)	106 (14.58)	48 (6.600	427 (58.73)	6.17	0.04^b
Personality, mean±SD
Extraversion	19.74±4.00	32.12±2.03	32,78±3.60	28.21±5.74	93.343	<0.001^c1 versus 2<0.001^d1 versus 3<0.001^d2 versus 3<0.001^d
Agreeableness	20.84±5.50	26.64±3.68	25.22±5.81	24.33±5.48	27.366	<0.001^c1 versus 2<0.001^d1 versus 3<0.001^d2 versus 3<0.001^d
Neuroticism	26.40±7.51	17.16±5.19	16.44±2.60	20±6.35	62.610	<0.001^c1 versus 2<0.001^d1 versus 3<0.001^d2 versus 3<0.001^d
Conscientiousness	29.23±7.95	28.76±2.11	30.11±2.42	28.37±4.79	3.82	0.147^c
Openness	30.50±12.35	28.52±12.81	33.00±11.87	30.67±12.52	1.535	0.464^c

^aANOVA test, ^bChi-square test, ^cKruskal–Wallis test, ^dMann–Whitney U-test. P<0.05 is statistically significant. SD – Standard deviation