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. 2022 Sep 14;23(1):100339. doi: 10.1016/j.ijchp.2022.100339

Table 1.

Sociodemographic characteristics by psychological distress.

Psychological Distress
Characteristics n % M (SD) F(df) P
Gender
 Men 200 57.3 13.94 (4.10) −1.84 (347) .065
 Women 149 42.7 14.85 (5.12)
Living Situation
 Partner/Spouse 139 39.8 14.09 (4.49)
 Alone 106 30.4 14.95 (4.54) 1.43 (348) .242
 Family/Others 104 29.8 14.01 (4.71)
Children
 Yes 323 92.6 14.31 (4.61) .18 (346) .858
 No 26 7.4 14.48 (4.25)
Grandchildren
 Yes 273 78.2 14.46 (4.61) −1.08 (344) .281
 No 76 21.8 13.81 (4.51)
Place of Residence
 Urban 186 53.3 13.95 (4.57)
 Semi-urban 97 27.8 14.80 (4.52) 1.69 (346) .186
 Rural 66 18.9 14.91 (4.58)
Civil Status
 Married/Civil partnership 200 57.3 13.98 (4.48)
 Widower 89 25.5 16.19 (4.46) 11.98 (347) <.001*
 Divorced/Single 60 17.2 12.80 (4.28)
Education Level
 Less than High School diploma 91 26.1 13.73 (4.15)
 High School diploma 124 35.5 15.30 (4.54) 5.94 (347) <.001*
 Undergraduate degree 89 25.5 14.66 (4.70)
 Graduate/Post-graduate degree 45 12.9 12.22 (4.60)
Professional Situation
 Retired 169 48.4 14.48 (4.38)
 Employed 150 43 14.11 (4.52) .29 (347) .747
 Unemployed/Other 30 8.6 14.58 (6.16)
Income (household's gross annual income)
 Up to national minimum wage 96 27.6 14.96 (4.81)
 Up to two national minimum wage 170 48.7 14.73 (4.43) 6.04 (341) .003*
 Greater than two national minimum wages 83 23.7 12.83 (4.28)

Note: All analyzes were performed using ANOVAs, and Bonferroni correction was used when the results were significant; * Highlights significant statistical differences.