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. 2022 Dec 31;12(1):319. doi: 10.3390/jcm12010319

Table 7.

Means, effect sizes, and Mann–Whitney U-test results for the comparison of the self-reported RPQ total and scale scores with regard to sociodemographic and injury-related characteristics.

Variable Scale Group n M Md Cliff’s δ W p
Sex Total score Male 83 6.41 3 −0.19 2044 0.022
Female 61 10.54 8
Cognitive Male 83 1.82 0 −0.13 2214.5 0.077
Female 61 2.59 0
Emotional Male 83 1.55 0 −0.23 1953 0.005
Female 61 3.23 2
Somatic Male 83 3.04 2 −0.15 2156.5 0.055
Female 61 4.72 2
TBI severity Total score Mild 107 7.80 4 −0.12 1795 0.137
Moderate—Severe 38 9.18 6
Cognitive Mild 107 1.69 0 −0.28 1473.5 0.003
Moderate—Severe 38 3.37 3
Emotional Mild 107 2.24 0 −0.02 1994 0.424
Moderate—Severe 38 2.26 0
Somatic Mild 107 3.87 2 −0.04 1961 0.368
Moderate—Severe 38 3.55 2
KOSCHI score Total score 5b 123 5.09 4 −1.02 1534.5 <0.001
<5b 22 13.15 12.5
Cognitive 5b 123 1.48 0 −1.15 1703 0.002
<5b 22 3.98 3.5
Emotional 5b 123 1.26 0 −0.60 1718.5 0.003
<5b 22 3.06 2.5
Somatic 5b 123 2.36 2 −0.83 1505.5 <0.001
<5b 22 6.11 3.5
GAD-7 Total score <5 110 5.57 2 −1.10 1034.5 <0.001
≥5 37 15.26 14
Cognitive <5 110 1.45 0 −0.97 1120.5 <0.001
≥5 37 4.17 5
Emotional <5 110 1.44 0 −1.00 1090 <0.001
≥5 37 4.54 3
Somatic <5 110 2.68 0 −0.82 1180.5 <0.001
≥5 37 6.54 5
PHQ-9 Total score <5 89 5.45 2 −0.69 1619 <0.001
≥5 58 11.82 9
Cognitive <5 89 1.38 0 −0.65 1769 0.001
≥5 58 3.27 2
Emotional <5 89 1.41 0 −0.62 1651 <0.001
≥5 58 3.43 2
Somatic <5 89 2.66 0 −0.51 1785.5 0.002
≥5 58 5.12 4

Bonferroni-adjusted significance level for scale comparisons was 5%/3 = 1.67%. Note. TBI = traumatic brain injury, KOSCHI = Kings Outcome Scale for Childhood Head Injury, GAD-7 = Generalized Anxiety Disorder Scale 7, PHQ-9 = Patient Health Questionnaire 9, n = sample size, M = mean, W = Mann–Whitney U-test statistic, p = p-value in difference test, Cliff’s δ = effect statistic: δ < |0.28| (small), |0.28| < δ < |0.43| (medium), and δ ≥ |0.43| (large). Values in italics indicate large effects. Negative values indicate greater impairment in individuals with less favorable recovery or more severely rated symptoms. p-values in bold indicate significant results (either on 5% or on 1.67% α level).