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. 2021 Mar 24;10(3):2122. doi: 10.4081/jphr.2021.2122

Table 3.

Factors associated with attitude score towards COVID-19.

Variables Attitude Mean score Median score (IQR) Test statistic p
n %
Gender
    Male 150 28.6 278.31 49.0 (5.25) U=25678.5 0.129
    Female 374 71.4 256.16 48.5 (5.25)
    Total 524 100.0
Education level#
    Diploma 114 21.8 306.97 50.0 (4.14) F= χ2:13.588 (d.f: 2) 0.001*
    Degree 391 74.6 248.55 48.0 (5.0)
    Post-graduate 19 3.6 282.66 48.0 (6.0)
    Total 524 100.0
Degree vs postgraduate -34.104 1.000
Degree vs diploma 58.420 0.001*
Postgraduate vs diploma 24.316 1.000
Campus
    Kota Kinabalu 266 50.8 360.45 52.0 (5.0) U=8260.0 <0.001*
    Non-Kinabalu 258 49.2 161.52 47.0 (3.0)
    Total 524 100.0
Faculty
    Medical 189 36.1 363.95 52.0 (5.0) U=12483.0 <0.001*
    Non-medical 335 63.9 205.26 48.0 (3.0)
    Total 524 100.0
Attendance to COVID-19 course
    Yes 63 12.0 329.25 51.0 (6.0) U=10316.0 <0.001*
    No 461 88.0 253.38 48.0 (6.0)
    Total 524 100.0

U, Mann-Whitney U test; F, Kruskal Wallis test; #significance values have been adjusted by the Bonferroni correction for multiple tests; *p<0.05.