Table 1 Sample description and hypothesis testing
Total sample (n = 720) | Mean score | Contrast hypothesis* | |
|---|---|---|---|
Sex | |||
Female | 376 (52.2%) | 5.35 | p = 0.001a |
Male | 344 (47.78%) | 4.86 | |
Age | |||
Mean (SD) | 69.4 (3.8%) | Tau = -0.08b | |
Marital status | |||
Married | 454 (63.8%) | 5.14 | p = 0.049c |
Divorced | 104 (14.4%) | 4.76 | |
Widow/er | 87 (12.1%) | 5.34 | |
Single | 75 (9.7%) | 5.37 | |
Work situation | |||
Retired | 705 (97.9%) | 5.11 | p = 0.55c |
Working | 4 (0.9%) | 4.38 | |
Never worked | 11 (1.1%) | 5.73 | |
Educational level | |||
Higher studies | 491 (68.1%) | 5.21 | p = 0.23c |
Vocational training | 179 (27.9%) | 5.37 | |
Primary and/or Secondary | 50 (7%) | 5.49 | |
Covid-19 diagnosis | |||
No | 677 (94%) | 5.15 | p = 0.029c |
Yes | 43 (6%) | 4.54 | |
Isolation by contact | |||
No | 608 (84.4%) | 5.15 | p = 0.23c |
Yes | 112 (15.6%) | 4.92 | |
Self-perceived health | |||
Mean (SD) | 7.56 (1.3) | Tau = -0.14b | |