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. 2022 Dec 13;2022:9604115. doi: 10.1155/2022/9604115

Table 2.

Median and mean (SD) of daily, emotional, and physical parental burdens by parent's gender, living arrangement, child's age, and technology use.

Daily burden Emotional burden Physical burden
Mdn M (SD) p Mdn M (SD) p Mdn M (SD) p
Gender of the participating parent <0.0001 <0.0001 =0.024
 Mothers 4 3.48 (1.09) 4 3.72 (1.10) 2 2.51 (1.27)
 Fathers 3 3.00 (1.01) 3 3.19 (1.14) 2 2.25 (1.04)
Parent's living arrangement =0.021 =0.036 =0.002
 With a spouse (n = 898) 3 3.40 (1.09) 4 3.60 (1.14) 2 2.41 (1.21)
  Mother (n = 725) 4 3.45 (1.10) 4 3.70 (1.11) 2 2.45 (1.25)
  Father (n = 173) 3 2.98 (1.01) 3 3.17 (1.15) 2 2.24 (1.04)
 Alone (n = 209) 4 3.56 (1.04) 4 3.79 (1.07) 3 2.72 (1.32)
  Mother (n = 194) 4 3.58 (1.04) 4 3.81 (1.07) 3 2.75 (1.34)
  Father (n = 15) 3 3.27 (0.96) 3 3.47 (1.06) 3 2.33 (0.98)
Child's age group <0.0001 =0.095 <0.0001
 <13 years (n = 488) 4 3.63 (1.03) 4 3.70 (1.15) 3 2.73 (1.25)
 ≥13 years (n = 577) 3 3.21 (1.08) 4 3.61 (1.08) 2 2.27 (1.18)
Diabetes technology: CSII, CGM <0.0001 = 0.114 <0.0001
 No use of CSII or CGM (n = 221) 3 3.11 (1.14) 4 3.54(1.20) 2 2.21 (1.26)
 Use of ≥ 1 technology (n = 744) 4 3.53 (1.05) 4 3.70 (1.08) 2 2.56 (1.24)

Note: the p values are based on the Mann–Whitney test. According to the Mann–Whitney test of two living arrangement groups (living with a spouse vs. alone).