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. 2022 Jan 31;24(1):e26308. doi: 10.2196/26308

Table 1.

Sociodemographic characteristics and self-rated health information literacy scores.

Characteristic Participants (n=70), n (%) Self-rated health information literacy score Chi-square or t testa (df) P value
Gender

–2.135a (68) .04

Male 39 (56) 45.13 (5.08)


Female 31 (44) 47.58 (4.35)

Age

0.156 (1) .70

31 to 45 years old 27 (39) 46.44 (4.27)


46 to 60 years old 33 (47) 46.33 (5.20)


61 to 65 years old 10 (14) 45.20 (5.79)

Education

7.799 (2) .02

Primary school or below 9 (13) 42.78 (5.21)


Middle school or technical school 56 (80) 47.09 (4.56)


University 5 (7) 42.60 (4.39)


Postgraduate and above 0 (0) 0.00 (0.00)

Occupation

4.264 (3) .23

Employees of enterprises and public institutions (including separation and retirement) 29 (41) 47.24 (4.33)


Farming 10 (14) 44.30 (4.92)


Commercial or service 19 (27) 45.16 (5.22)


No job 12 (17) 47.00 (5.34)

Experience with internet use

6.895 (2) .03

Less than 1 year 12 (17) 43.00 (5.78)


1-3 years 14 (20) 46.93 (4.68)


More than 3 years 44 (63) 46.86 (4.45)

Experience with mobile phone use

0.001(1) .99

Less than 1 year 0 (0) 0.00 (0.00)


1-3 years 6 (9) 45.83 (7.88)


More than 3 years 64 (91) 46.25 (4.62)

Number of chronic diseases

0.001 (1) .98

1 42 (60) 46.17 (4.51)


2 or more 28 (40) 46.29 (5.51)

Time postdiagnosis

1.753 (3) .62

Less than 1 year 7 (10) 45.00 (4.00)


1-3 years 24 (34) 46.25 (6.04)


4-5 years 12 (17) 46.25 (3.62)


More than 5 years 27 (29) 46.92 (4.56)

aA paired t test was used to obtain this value.