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. 2020 Oct 6;238(12):2805–2818. doi: 10.1007/s00221-020-05933-5

Table 2.

Daily revision time (hours/day) and stress level

Mean SEM
(A) Revision time
 Diary (h/day) 2.93 0.25
 Questionnaire (h/day) 3.85 0.28
N % of total N
Questionnaire
 < 3 h/day 14 35.90
 3–5 h/day 16 41.03
 5–7 h/day 7 17.95
 > 7 h/day 2 5.13
N % of total N
(B) STRESS (Questionnaire)
 Low 8 20.51
 Moderate 18 46.15
 High 13 33.33

A The daily revision time as given by the pre-structured diary and the questionnaire were significantly different (Wilcoxon; p < 0.001); however, both data sets were correlated (Kendall’s tau = 0.55; p < 0.001) indicating a systematic variation. B Subjects assessed their subjectively perceived level of stress as being low, moderate of high in the questionnaire. The number of subjects and the percentage of total population are given