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. 2020 Aug 1;7(6):1867–1875. doi: 10.1002/nop2.576

Table 1.

Demographic and characteristic information of the respondents and differences in mean of IR and EP by characteristics of the nurses (n = 1,646)

Variable Category n % IR EP
Mean (SD) t/F/p Mean(SD) t/F/p
Education level Associate degree 658 40.00 80.32 (18.02) 6.67/0.000 64.67 (13.05) 1.27/0.279
Bachelor degree 932 56.60 82.75 (18.24) 65.11 (12.93)
Master degree 50 3.00 91.86 (14.01) 67.64 (11.33)
doctor degree 5 0.30 70.00 (20.20) 63.00 (12.04)
Post‐doctor 1 0.10 55.00. 45.00.
Marriage and bearing Unmarried and childless 485 29.50 81.13 (17.89) 1.87/0.154 64.58 (12.34) 2.48/0.084
Married without child 95 5.80 79.74 (19.62) 62.54 (13.86)
Married and have child 1,066 64.80 82.60 (18.15) 65.40 (13.10)
Only‐one‐child Yes 247 15.0 80.79 (20.33) −1.04/0.301 64.23 (14.36) −0.91/0.362
No 1,399 85.0 82.22 (17.76) 65.13 (12.67)
Title Primary technical job title 1,056 64.2 81.99 (17.74) 1.69/0.185 65.07 (12.90) 0.56/0.572
Intermediate technical title 444 27.0 81.24 (19.17) 64.54 (12.93)
Senior technical title 146 8.9 84.42 (18.05) 65.78 (13.31)
Working seniority

Less than 3 years

225 13.7 77.73 (18.67) 8.73/0.000 62.64 (11.93) 3.13/0.014
From 3 to 5 years 265 16.1 78.45 (19.32) 64.00 (12.54)
From 5 to 10 years 382 23.2 84.42 (17.34) 65.91 (13.16)
From 10 to 15 years 306 18.6 82.38 (16.99) 65.69 (13.25)
More than 15 years 468 28.4 83.85 (18.09) 65.47 (13.12)
Had working experience in SARS Yes 362 22.0 87.92 (15.78) 7.77/0.000 68.76 (13.52) 6.09/0.000
No 1,284 78.0 80.33 (18.46) 63.93 (12.57)
Had COVID‐19 protection training Yes 1,540 93.6 83.09 (17.60) 9.51/0.000 65.58 (12.75) 7.19/0.000
No 106 6.4 66.20 (19.12) 56.39 (12.66)
Gender Male 58 3.5 80.67 (22.21) −0.47/0.642 66.41 (13.44) 0.85/0.394
Female 1,588 96.5 82.05 (18.01) 64.94 (12.92)
Family members job Nobody is health workers 529 32.1 84.08 (17.04) 3.31/0.001 66.43 (12.96) 3.11/0.002
Some are health workers 1,117 67.9 81.02 (18.61) 64.31 (12.88)
Moral consideration on response Totally moral consideration 922 56.0 88.83 (14.54) 182.51/0.000 69.23 (12.68) 98.60/0.000
Many moral consideration 657 39.9 75.56 (17.17) 60.25 (10.68)
A little moral consideration 56 3.4 53.89 (17.19) 55.27 (11.76)
No moral consideration 11 0.7 37.91 (17.20) 42.73 (16.60)
Being treated differently by the society Yes 447 27.2 77.79 (19.85) −8.96/0.000 64.13 (13.38) −3.19/0.001
No 1,199 72.8 83.66 (17.19) 65.33 (12.75)
Work pace was affected Yes 1,048 63.7 84.08 (17.04) −7.24/0.000 66.43 (12.96) −8.13/0.000
No 598 36.3 81.02 (18.61) 64.31 (12.88)
Overwork Yes 465 28.3 79.69 (18.85) −5.61/0.000 63.07 (12.94) −1.69/0.091
No 1,181 71.7 86.06 (16.15) 68.36 (12.24)
Lifestyles were affected Yes 1,126 68.4 75.25 (19.22) −6.17/0.000 63.33 (12.83) −6.21/0.000
No 520 31.6 84.52 (17.11) 65.61 (12.93)
Income was affected Yes 1,023 62.2 80.23 (18.70) −6.17//0.000 63.66 (12.83) −4.70/0.000
No 623 37.8 85.83 (16.33) 67.87 (12.71)
Felt anxious and depressed Yes 828 50.3 77.98 (19.01) −9.27/0.000 62.64 (12.53) −7.54/0.000
No 818 49.7 86.07 (16.31) 67.37 (12.92)
Intention to leave Intention to leave due to COVID‐19 22 1.3 58.59 (19.72) −6.15/0.000 56.73 (13.10) −3.02/0.003
Intention to leave irrelevant to COVID‐19 and no intention to leave 1623 98.7 82.32 (17.95) 65.10 (12.90)
Departments Emergency treatment 120 7.3 78.26 (18.37) 10.00/0.000 66.11 (11.93) 3.63/0.013
Department of respiration 485 29.5 85.64 (16.94) 66.41 (13.05)
ICU 65 3.9 81.02 (16.71) 64.89 (14.02)
Other 976 59.3 80.72 (18.58) 64.15 (12.87)