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. 2020 Jan 28;13:97–104. doi: 10.2147/PRBM.S232635

Table 1.

Demographic and Working Variables of Participants in Relation to CES-D Score

Variables n % CES-D Score
Mean SD F/t P-value
Age (years)
 ≤30 203 11.1 19.32 10.61 1.957 0.119
 31–40 416 22.7 20.47 11.17
 41–50 863 47.0 19.29 10.32
 ≥51 354 19.3 18.73 10.01
Gender
 Men 1409 76.7 19.55 10.48 0.532 0.466
 Women 427 23.3 19.13 10.57
Marital status
 Married/cohabiting 1568 85.4 19.41 10.46 0.176 0.675
 Single/divorced/widowed/separated 268 14.6 19.70 10.77
Education level
 Senior high school or below
 Technical secondary school or above
948
888
51.6
48.4
19.40 10.25 0.043 0.836
19.50 10.77
Monthly income (RMB)
 <4000 1085 59.1 19.56 10.72 0.311 0.577
 ≥4000 751 40.9 19.29 10.18
Occupational category
 Refinery workers 746 40.6 20.88a 10.96 10.751 <0.001
 Chemical workers 283 15.4 19.75b 10.28
 Transportation workers 355 19.3 18.72a 10.13
 Other workers 452 24.6 17.48b 9.80
Night duty
 Yes 1111 60.5 20.26 10.92 16.956 <0.001
 No 725 39.5 18.21 9.690
Shift work
 Yes 985 53.6 20.36 10.86 16.130 <0.001
 No 851 46.4 18.40 9.97

Notes: abTukey’s test was used for post-hoc test, and the groups marked with different letters represent the statistical differences between the two comparisons. p<0.05.

Abbreviations: SD, standard deviation; CES-D score, score of depressive symptoms.