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. 2022 Nov 28;68(11):1530–1536. doi: 10.1590/1806-9282.20220360

Table 2. Normative values for the quality of life domains (WHOQOL-bref) for Brazilian men (n=288) and Brazilian women (n=463), male combat sports/martial arts practitioners (n=922), and male capoeira practitioners (n=192) and female capoeira practitioners in this study (n=53).

Physical domain Psychological domain Social relationship domain Environmental domain
Normative values of malea 60.3±9.9 65.9±10.8 73.50±18.4 62.9±13.8
Normative values of femalea 57.8±10.5 62.2±12.5 71.9±19.7 59.7±16.2
Male combat sports and martial arts practitionersb 75.0±16.0 75.0±12.0 77.0±16.0 65.0±13.0
Male capoeira practitioners 67.4±9.4 * # 82.4±8.6 * # 78.9±12.5 * 73.8±11.2 * #
Female capoeira practitioners 65.9±9.8 * 75.2±13.2 * 77.2±14.2 70.6±14.3 *
a

Cruz et al. 13

b

Schwartz et al. 12 .

*

p<0.001 for significant difference from normative values

#

p<0.001 for significant difference from male combat sports/martial arts practitioners. Data are represented as mean±standard deviation.