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. 2020 Mar 22;17(6):2108. doi: 10.3390/ijerph17062108

Table 1.

Descriptive statistics and t-test results for our sample.

Whole population Male Female t p d
M (SD)
eHealth literacy (three levels)
functional 3.94 (0.77) 4.04 (0.77) 3.81 (0.76) 3.84 <0.001 0.30
interactive 3.66 (0.74) 3.65 (0.75) 3.67 (0.72) −0.254 0.799 −0.03
critical 3.78 (0.79) 3.77 (0.83) 3.79 (0.72) −0.201 0.841 −0.03
Dietary behaviors 2.94 (0.65) 3.01 (0.64) 2.85 (0.65) 3.35 0.001 0.25
Exercise habits 9.16 (6.77) 11.02 (7.33) 6.65 (4.92) 9.26 <0.001 0.70
Whole population Male Female x2 p
N (%)
Subjective health status (five status) 34.17 <0.001
very good 44 (6.50) 36 (9.30) 8 (2.80)
good 248 (36.80) 164 (42.30) 84 (29.40)
neutral 296 (43.90) 154 (39.70) 142 (49.70)
bad 79 (11.70) 30 (7.70) 49 (17.10)
very bad 7 (1.00) 4 (1.00) 3 (1.00)
Perception of the importance of health (five conditions) 5.66 0.226
very important 59 (8.80) 41 (10.60) 18 (6.30)
important 265 (39.40) 151 (38.90) 114 (40.00)
neutral 312 (46.40) 178 (45.90) 134 (47.00)
not important 31 (4.60) 14 (3.60) 17 (6.00)
not at all important 6 (0.90) 4 (1.00) 2 (0.07)
Dietary supplement use (two conditions) 8.41 0.005
user 380 (56.50) 201 (51.80) 179 (63.00)
nonuser 292 (43.50) 187 (48.20) 105 (37.00)