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Table 4 Association between social capital components and life satisfaction

From: Social capital and life satisfaction: a cross-sectional study on persons with musculoskeletal impairments in Hanoi, Vietnam

Variable

n(%)

Mean *

SD

p †

Group membership

0

44 (32.4)

16.0

3.7

<.001

 

1

58 (42.6)

16.0

6.2

 
 

2 or more

27 (19.9)

20.9

6.7

 

Support from groups

0

57 (41.9)

16.4

4.8

.048

 

1

51 (37.5)

16.5

5.8

 
 

2 or more

21 (15.4)

19.9

7.8

 

Supports from individuals

0

27 (19.9)

15.4

3.4

.183

 

1

35 (25.7)

16.6

5.3

 
 

2 or more

67 (49.3)

17.9

6.8

 

Citizenship activities

None

48 (39.7)

16.6

6.5

.628

 

Joined or talked

17 (14.0)

17.2

7.3

 
 

Joined & talked

56 (46.3)

17.8

4.9

 

Joined with others

Yes

64 (47.1)

17.8

4.9

.335

 

No

59 (43.4)

16.7

6.7

 

Talked with authorities

Yes

67 (49.3)

17.6

5.5

.428

 

No

55 (40.4)

16.8

6.4

 

Cognitive social capital

Low

22 (18.5)

15.6

4.5

.133

 

High

97 (81.5)

17.7

6.2

 

Trust

Yes

99 (72.8)

17.5

6.2

.217

 

No

24 (17.6)

16.3

3.9

 

Social harmony

Yes

97 (71.3)

17.4

6.1

.681

 

No

26 (19.1)

16.9

4.9

 

Sense of belonging

Yes

107 (78.7)

17.7

5.9

.017

 

No

14 (10.3)

13.6

5.2

 

Sense of fairness‡

Yes

19 (14.0)

16.5

4.5

.531

 

No

103 (75.7)

17.4

6.1

 
  1. * Mean score of the Satisfaction with Life Scale (SWLS)
  2. † One-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) for group membership, support from groups, support from individuals, and citizenship activities; independent-samples t-test for other variables
  3. ‡ This variable was reverse coded so 'No' indicates more social capital.