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. 2021 Jun 9;21:335. doi: 10.1186/s12909-021-02780-y

Table 7.

Correlations among the overall evaluation of distance education (DE) experience, DE aspects, age of teachers, teaching hours in the second semester AY 2019–20, BDI-II scores during confinement and emotional health after confinement (n = 97)

Overall evaluation of the DE experience Teacher age Teaching hours during the II semester AY 2019–20 Distance education advantages Personal satisfaction with new learning Distance education disadvantages BDI-II scores during home confinement Emotional health after confinement
Teacher age Pearson’s Correlation −.041 1
2-tailed p-value .688
Teaching hours during the II semester AY 2019–20 Pearson’s Correlation −.153 .107 1
2-tailed p-value .135 .296 .
Distance education advantages Pearson’s Correlation .400** .105 .059 1
2-tailed p-value .000 .365 .614
Personal satisfaction with new learning Pearson’s Correlation .752** .006 −.120 .287* 1
2-tailed p-value .000 .956 .281 .021
Distance education disadvantages Pearson’s Correlation −.555** .049 .214* −.223 −.414** 1
2-tailed p-value .000 .632 .035 .052 .000
BDI-II scores during home confinement Pearson’s Correlation −.289** −.070 .157 −.195 −.197 .172 1
2-tailed p-value .005 .501 .130 .096 .079 .098
Emotional health after confinement Pearson’s Correlation −.160 −.163 −.069 −.180* −.207 .098 .344** 1
2-tailed p-value .117 .110 .500 .131 .060 .342 .001

**p < 0.01

*p < 0.05