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. 2021 Dec 14;13(12):e20421. doi: 10.7759/cureus.20421

Table 3. Distribution of participants’ awareness and acceptance regarding the conduct of the preimplantation genetic diagnosis by their personal data.

Personal data Overall awareness and perception P-value
Poor Good
No % No %
Age in years         .001*
18-20 69 60.5% 45 39.5%
21-30 284 67.3% 138 32.7%
31-40 69 47.9% 75 52.1%
41-50 50 43.1% 66 56.9%
> 50 19 46.3% 22 53.7%
Gender         .003*
Male 183 65.8% 95 34.2%
Female 308 55.1% 251 44.9%
Educational level         .284
Below secondary 13 44.8% 16 55.2%
Secondary 136 58.1% 98 41.9%
University/above 342 59.6% 232 40.4%
Marital status         .001*
Single 231 67.0% 114 33.0%
Married 252 53.4% 220 46.6%
Divorced/widow 8 40.0% 12 60.0%
No. of children         .005*
None 57 58.2% 41 41.8%
1-2 100 61.0% 64 39.0%
3-4 67 47.9% 73 52.1%
5+ 36 40.0% 54 60.0%
Monthly income         .065
< 5,000 SR 322 62.6% 192 37.4%
5,000-10,000 SR 75 52.1% 69 47.9%
10,000-15,000 SR 47 51.6% 44 48.4%
15,000-20,000 SR 25 52.1% 23 47.9%
> 20,000 SR 22 55.0% 18 45.0%
Know anyone with a genetic disease or developmental disorder         .381
Yes 346 59.7% 234 40.3%
No 145 56.4% 112 43.6%
You or know someone need birth by IGSI         .033*
Yes 282 55.7% 224 44.3%
No 209 63.1% 122 36.9%