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. 2020 Jun;9(3):231–236. doi: 10.21037/tp.2020.04.02

Table 2. Comparison of typical characteristics and anxiety level of respondents.

Item n SAS standard score t/F P
Occupation 0.963 0.336
   Doctor 289 38.99±9.22
   Nurse 245 39.77±9.40
Gender 0.569 0.569
   Male 94 39.84±9.12
   Female 440 39.24±9.34
Age (years) 1.800 0.146
   20–30 197 39.17±10.02
   31–40 237 40.20±8.90a
   41–50 72 37.57±9.04
   >50 28 39.34±9.30
Education 7.501 0.024
   Junior college 66 38.43±8.66
   Bachelor 303 40.50±10.15a
   Master or above 165 37.59±7.46
Positional title 5.668 0.004
   Junior or below 250 39.20±9.72
   Intermediate 187 40.80±9.26a
   Senior 97 36.93±7.68
Post 0.888 0.375
   General 489 39.45±9.44
   Manager 45 38.17±7.58
Living style 8.488 0.014
   Alone 55 41.61±10.97
   Family 410 39.50±9.21
   Dormitory 69 36.65±7.76b
Children 0.831 0.407
   No 200 38.91±9.78
   Yes 334 39.60±9.00
Physical condition 26.825 <0.001
   Quite good 177 36.22±7.86c
   Good 238 39.10±8.35c
   Common 106 43.36±10.34c
   Bad 13 53.55±10.80c

a, compared with the third group, P<0.05; b, compared with group 1 and 2, P<0.05; c, there were significant differences among all groups (P<0.05).