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. 2020 Oct 14;11:548506. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2020.548506

TABLE 2.

The relationship of influencing factors with CPSS score (high vs. low) in medical students.

Influencing factors High CPSS score (n = 1,219) Low CPSS score (n = 1,279) P-value
Sex (%) 0.086
Male 162(13.3) 202(15.8)
Female 1,057(86.7) 1,077(84.2)
Age [mean (SD)] 20.87(1.52) 20.69(1.53) 0.003
Only one child (%) 0.359
Yes 230(18.9) 261(20.4)
No 989(81.1) 1,018(79.6)
Race (%) 0.761
Han 1,143(93.8) 1,204(94.1)
others 76(6.2) 75(5.9)
Source of students (%) 0.153
City 122(10.0) 159(12.4)
Town 298(24.4) 298(23.3)
Rural 799(65.5) 822(64.3)
In come of family (per month) 0.009
2,000 down 347(28.5) 301(23.5)
2,000–3,000 406(33.3) 403(31.5)
3,001–4,000 190(15.6) 239(18.7)
4,001–5,000 118(9.7) 140(10.9)
5,000 up 158(13.0) 196(15.3)
Level of familiarity for coronavirus (%) <0.001
Very understanding 110(9.0) 187(14.6)
Relatively understanding 630(51.7) 705(55.1)
General understanding 453(37.2) 375(29.3)
Little understanding 22(1.8) 12(0.9)
Not at all 4(0.3) 0(0.0)
Live with family (%) 0.418
Yes 1,181(96.9) 1,247(97.5)
No 38(3.1) 32(2.5)
Infection cases (%) 0.981
No 1,218(99.9) 1,279(100.0)
Yes 1(0.1) 0(0.0)
Major of student (%) <0.001
Clinical 185(15.2) 267(20.9)
Nursing 1,034(84.8) 1,012(79.1)
Intern student (%) <0.001
Yes 530(43.5) 464(36.3)
No 689(56.5) 815(63.7)

Note: #Chi square test for categorical variables; T-test for continuous variables; Bold font means there is a significant difference between the two groups.