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. 2021 Dec 7;23(12):e21681. doi: 10.2196/21681

Table 4.

Results of chi-square and t tests evaluating the associations between demographic and health status groups.

Participant groups University education MSa status Caregiver status Sex Age, coefficient (P value)b

No Yes People with MS People not living with MS No Yes

MS statusc, n (%)

People with MS 207 (47.37) 230 (52.63) d

People not living with MS 388 (34.89) 724 (65.11)
Caregiver statuse, n (%)

No 181 (26.23) 509 (73.77)

Yes 207 (49.05) 215 (50.95)
Sexf, n (%)

Female 462 (38.99) 723 (61.01) 350 (29.54) 835 (70.46) 513 (61.44) 322 (38.56)

Male 69 (30.40) 158 (69.60) 69 (30.40) 158 (69.60) 107 (67.72) 51 (32.28)
Age

t test 6.05 (1328) −1.80 (1328) −7.15 (934) 0.93 (1323)

P value <.001g .07 <.001g .35
Disease durationh

z 0.533 −0.556 0.461

P value .59 .58 <.001g

aMS: multiple sclerosis.

bEstimates from Pearson correlation.

cχ21=20.6; P<.001

dNot available.

eχ21=60.03; P<.001

fUniversity education: χ21=5.99; P=.01; multiple sclerosis status: χ21=0.07; P=.80; caregiver status: χ21=2.2; P=.14

gIndicate P values <.05.

hAmong people with multiple sclerosis.