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. 2020 Oct 22;41(8):5640–5651. doi: 10.1007/s12144-020-01132-1

Table 2.

Descriptive statistics and comparison of means in a sample for all psychosocial protective variables

M(SD) Min./Max A C t 95%CI
(SE = .085) (SE = .169) LL/UL
Optimism 19.25(4.61) 1–12 −.69 .77 120.54** 18.93/19.56
Hope 35.87(4.75) 12–48 −.97 1.67 218.15** 35.55/36.19
Self-Efficacy 29.92(5.39) 10–40 −.43 .29 160.35** 29.55/30.29
Post-traumatic growth 31.35(13.81) 0–60 −.26 −.72 65.57* 30.42/32.29
Resilience 28.54(6.72) 0–40 −.64 .61 122.61** 28.08/28.99

M = Mean; SD = Standard deviation; Min = Minimum; Max = maximum; A = Asymmetry; C = Kurtosis; SE = Standard error; t = Student-t test for a sample; *p < .05; **p < .01; ns = not significant; 95% CI = confidence intervals; L.L. = lower limit; U.L. = upper limit