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. 2020 Oct 30;10:18722. doi: 10.1038/s41598-020-73806-6

Table 1.

Descriptive for the sample (n = 512).

Women Men p
(n = 39) (n = 473)
n % n %
Marital status
Single 10 25.6% 188 39.7% .013*
Married 18 46.2% 227 48.0%
Divorced 11 28.2% 58 12.3%
Education
Primary 22 56.4% 271 57.3% .552
Secondary 8 20.5% 122 25.8%
University 9 23.1% 80 16.9%
Employment
Unemployed 18 46.2% 190 40.2% .465
Employed 21 53.8% 283 59.8%
Social position index
High 0 0.0% 8 1.7% .022*
Mean-high 5 12.8% 26 5.5%
Mean 6 15.4% 70 14.8%
Mean-low 14 35.9% 94 19.9%
Low 14 35.9% 275 58.1%
Mean SD Mean SD p
Chronological age (years) 48.31 11.98 42.54 13.49 .010*
Age of onset (years) 25.99 11.40 20.62 8.52 .001*
DSM-5 total criteria 6.05 2.80 7.22 1.94 .001*
GRCS: total cognitive bias 62.77 31.38 65.53 32.81 .613
PHQ: depression total 8.23 7.34 7.47 6.78 .501
UPPS-P: lack of premeditation 22.13 6.55 23.72 7.09 .177
UPPS-P: lack of perseverance 16.67 5.14 21.37 6.13 .001*
UPPS-P: sensation seeking 21.72 7.47 26.73 8.28 .001*
UPPS-P: positive urgency 27.28 10.37 31.65 11.56 .023*
UPPS-P: negative urgency 30.31 8.65 32.32 8.17 .143
TCI-R: harm avoidance 102.87 13.78 98.91 12.57 .061
TCI-R: self-directedness 142.77 26.21 131.84 23.56 .006*
SLE: lifespan total 8.18 4.67 5.74 4.36 .001*

DSM, Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders; GRCS, gambling-related cognitions scale; PHQ, patient health questionnaire; SLE, stressful life events; TCI-R, temperament and character inventory-revised; UPPS-P, impulsive behavior scale; SD, standard deviation.

*Bold: significant comparison (0.05 level).