TABLE 4.

The differences between the stress, trait anxiety, burnout, and quality of life mean scores of healthcare professionals.

	Stress			Trait anxiety			Burnout			Quality of life
	X	Ss		X	Ss		X	Ss		X	Ss
Gender
Female	67.5	13.3	t = −2.392	48.12	9.37	t = 3.214	30.1	9.24	t = 1.324	14.2	3.87	t = 0.731
Male	62.3	15.7	p = 0.017*	46.17	9.27	p = 0.001*	28.7	8.82	p = 0.122	13.8	3.14	p = 0.011*
Marital status
Married	61.9	12.7	t = −2.380	44,21	9,54	t = 3.012	29.67	8.21	t = 1.789	22.61	4.41	t = 1.941
Single	56.4	13.8	p = 0.015*	40,31	9,21	p = 0.001*	28.22	6,98	p = 0.002*	19.87	4.23	p = 0.145
Professionals status
Doctor	55	13.1	t = 1.301	45.98	9.56	t = 1.698	29.34	8.41	t = 2.564	14.29	3.65	t = 1.365
Nurse	62	14.7	p = 0.174	44.25	11.03	p = 0.081	26.98	8.91	p = 0.004*	13.62	3.56	p = 0.114
Assistant personnel	60	14.1		49.52	12.41		24.15	8.14		11.75	3.62
Having children
Had children	67.78	14.89	t = −1.876	47.23	9.97	t = 3.356	29.56	7.84	t = 1.623	49.11	8.44	t = 3.325
Didn’t have children	62.17	14.97	p = 0.013*	42.15	9.00	p = 0.001*	29.22	7.99	p = 0.121	44.29	9.45	p = 0.001*

Significant values are written in bold. ^∗p < 0.01.