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. 2021 Jul 1;92(3):e2021179. doi: 10.23750/abm.v92i3.10990

Table 4.

The relation between sociodemographic data and anxiety level with knowledge and behaviour scores

Variables Knowledge score p* value Behaviour score p* value p** value
Gender
Female ( n= 581) 4.92±1.71 t=4.69 46.39±5.94 t=3.02
Male (n=316) 5.45±1.43 p=<0.001 47.57±5.01 p= 0.003
Education level 1-2:0.021
Primary school (n=94) 3.97±1.351 F=24.45 1-2:0.019 39.78±4.981 F=133.56 1-3<0.001
Middle school (n=90) 4.64±1.362 p=<0.001 1-3<0.001 41.80±4.672 p<0.001 1-4<0.001
High school (n=134) 5.09±1.523 1-4<0.001 49.59±4.833 2-4<0.001
University (n=579) 5.37±1.644 2-4<0.001 48.09±4.634 2-3<0.001
Do you have a chronic illness?
Yes (n=118) 5.26±1.82 t=1.93 47.75±4.54 t=1.93
No (n=779) 5.09±1.60 p= 0.274 46.66±5.79 p= 0.054
Anxiety status
Normal (426) 5.12±1.891 48.47±4.43 1-3<0.001
Anxiety level mild (192) 5.35±1.592 F=4.32 47.47±4.94 F=51.03 1-4<0.001
Moderate anxiety (182) 4.76±1.283 p=0.005 2-3:0.003 44.73±7.11 p<0.001 2-3<0.001
Severe anxiety (97) 5.20±0.754 42.09±4.91 2-4<0.001
3-4<0.001
t: Student t test . F: Anova test. * multiple comparison p value. ** binary comparison p value