Table 5.

The statistical significance of the relationship between the respondents' perception of changes affecting their life support and their level of education and the type of settlement

	Kruskal–Wallis test		Median test (df = 2)
	H	p	Chi-square	p
The statistical significance of correlation between the environmental and climate changes perception and the respondent's educational level
Changes in berry harvest	8.1	0.02	7.9	0.01
Changes in mushroom yield	8.5	0.01	7.7	0.02
Changes in the amount of the river fish stocks	11.9	0.003	11.6	0.003
Change in the amount of mosquitoes	17.8	< 0.001	7.5	0.02
The statistical significance of correlation between the environmental and climate changes perception and the type of settlement in which the respondent lives (village/district center/city)
Changes in berry harvest	15.8	0.0004	13.0	0.002
Changes in mushroom yield	15.8	< 0.001	10.75	0.005
Changes in the amount of the river fish stocks	62.6	< 0.001	61.2	< 0.001
Change in the amount of mosquitoes	28.2	< 0.001	9.0	0.01
The statistical significance of correlation between the environmental and climate changes perception and the type of the settlement (rural/urban; isolatedl/non-isolated)
Changes in berry harvest
Changes in mushroom yield	14.21402	< 0.001	21.8	< 0.001
Changes in the amount of the river fish stocks	16.6	< 0.001	21.6	< 0.001
Change in the amount of mosquitoes	6.6	0.01	7.7	0.005