Table 5.

T-tests on domain-specific demands for male and female social workers.

Variables		M	SD	T	df
1	Language barriers with clients	63.24	22.88	0.74	248
	Female (n = 173)	64.02	23.70
	Male (n = 77)	61.69	21.30
2	Personal fate of clients	73.72	18.12	1.26	248
	Female (n = 173)	74.57	18.58
	Male (n = 77)	71.43	17.07
3	Few solutions to clients’ problems	59.92	18.29	−0.13	247
	Female (n = 172)	59.74	18.43
	Male (n = 77)	60.06	18.25
4	Few visible results when working with clients	54.64	19.18	0.92	248
	Female (n = 173)	55.35	18.98
	Male (n = 77)	52.92	19.86
5	Clients’ excessive expectations	62.35	19.75	0.72	248
	Female (n = 173)	63.01	20.81
	Male (n = 77)	61.04	17.44
6	Problems in the motivation of clients	57.34	18.69	−1.30	247
	Female (n = 172)	56.40	17.81
	Male (n = 77)	59.74	20.74
7	Aggravated collaboration with authorities	68.97	20.91	1.93	248
	Female (n = 173)	70.66	18.95
	Male (n = 77)	64.61	24.45
8	Legal and bureaucratic barriers	71.25	20.43	1.40	248
	Female (n = 173)	72.40	19.07
	Male (n = 77)	68.18	23.17
9	Lack of personnel for the support of clients	56.08	29.50	0.17	246
	Female (n = 172)	55.96	29.32
	Male (n = 76)	55.26	30.09
10	Frequent staff turnover	36.49	29.66	0.6	243
	Female (n = 171)	36.40	29.73
	Male (n = 74)	36.15	30.17
11	Frequent sickness absence of colleagues	46.71	26.39	−1.06	246
	Female (n = 172)	45.49	25.89
	Male (n = 76)	49.34	27.68

Note: t-test: * p < 0.05; ** p < 0.01; *** p < 0.001.