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. 2020 Apr 1;11:251. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2020.00251

Table 2.

Sample and group characteristics of fathers and corresponding infants.

Variables Term (n = 30) Preterm (n = 21) p-Value
Age of fathers (years)1 32.6 ± 5.7
(20–47)
33.2 ± 7.6
(18–46)
0.667a
Body mass index of fathers1 25.6 ± 2.9
(19–32)
27.7 ± 4.6
(21–39)
0.268a
Length of gestation (weeks)1 39.3 ± 1.1
(37–42)
28.5 ± 2.0
(25–32)
< 0.001a
Infant birth weight (gram)1 3275.7 ± 411.6
(2590–4600)
1248.8 ± 382.9
(460–1810)
< 0.001a
Parity (N/%) 0.838b
 Primiparous 18/60.0 12/57.1
 Multiparous 12/40.0 9/42.9
Infant sex (N/%) 0.382b
 Female 18/60.0 10/47.6
 Male 12/40.0 11/52.4
Relationship status (N/%) 0.261b
 Married 22/73.3 12/57.1
 Cohabitation 7/23.3 9/42.9
 Divorced/living apart 1/3.3
Education (N/%) 0.002b
 No degree 3/14.3
 Secondary education 8/26.7 10/47.6
 Degree to enter university 21/70.0 6/28.6
 Other 1/3.3 2/9.5
Profession (N/%) 0.197b
 No training 3/10.0 6/28.6
 Still in vocational training 2/6.7 1/4.7
 Completed vocational training 5/16.6 6/28.6
 Degree from professional school 2/6.7 2/9.5
 University degree 18/60.0 6/28.6
 Other

1 M ± SD/(range).

a

Mann–Whitney.

b

Chi-square test.