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Table 4 Overview bivariate analysis results (1): Mann-Whitney U test: differences between (dichotomous) groups for the General Health Questionnaire (N = 1781)

From: Meaningful activities during COVID-19 lockdown and association with mental health in Belgian adults

 

GHQ Mean (SD)

Mann-Whitney U

Z

P

Gender

 

230,410

−6.909

<.001

 Woman

15.44 (6.80)

   

 Men

13.04 (6.55)

   

Having children

 

258,587

−9.364

<.001

 Yes

12.89 (6.58)

   

 No

15.84 (6.72)

   

Living area

 

356,404

−2.909

<.05

 Rural

14.44 (6.71)

   

 Urban

15.41 (6.92)

   

Informal caregiver

 

123,306

−1.704

.088

 Yes

15.65 (6.90)

   

 No

14.77 (6.80)

   

Receiving care

 

81,136

−1.779

.075

 Yes

16.14 (7.40)

   

 No

14.77 (6.77)

   

Living space

 

91,852.5

−4.06

<.001

 Balcony/garden

14.62 (6.67)

   

 No balcony/garden

17.50 (7.9)

   
  1. Higher scores in GHQ means lower mental health