Skip to main content

Table 1 Description and single analysis for association between sociodemographic characteristics, CM, loneliness, coping skills, and depression among male and females [Mean ± SD/N (%)]

From: Loneliness and coping skill mediate the association between child maltreatment and depression for rural males and females

Variables

Overall

Male

Female

F / χ2

Age

 18–44

205 (23.3)

60 (18.6)

145 (26.0)

14.32**

 45–64

362 (41.2)

123 (38.2)

239 (42.9)

 

  ≥ 65

312 (35.5)

139 (43.2)

173 (31.1)

 

Ethnicity

 Hans

857 (97.5)

313 (97.2)

544 (97.7)

0.18

 Others

22 (2.5)

9 (2.8)

13 (2.3)

 

Married status

 Unmarried

21 (2.4)

12 (3.7)

9 (1.6)

3.90*

 Married

858 (97.6)

310 (96.3)

548 (98.4)

 

Education

 (Semi)-illiteracy

320 (36.4)

70 (21.7)

250 (44.9)

48.297***

 Primary school

246 (28.0)

105 (32.6)

141 (25.3)

 

 Middle school and above

313 (35.6)

147 (45.7)

166 (29.8)

 

Only child

 Yes

33 (3.8)

17 (5.3)

16 (2.9)

3.27

 No

846 (96.2)

305 (94.7)

541 (97.1)

 

Living alone

 Yes

94 (10.7)

34 (10.6)

60 (10.8)

0.01

 No

785 (89.3)

288 (89.4)

497 (89.2)

 

Offspring

 Yes

853 (96.9)

309 (96.0)

543 (97.5)

1.59

 No

27 (3.1)

13 (4.0)

14 (2.5)

 

Income level

 Higher

119 (13.5)

41 (12.7)

78 (14.0)

0.42

 Average

563 (64.1)

206 (64.0)

357 (64.1)

 

 Lower

197 (22.4)

75 (23.3)

122 (21.9)

 

CM

42.10 ± 10.77

43.05 ± 10.50

41.55 ± 10.89

3.99*

Loneliness

20.71 ± 7.12

20.14 ± 7.13

21.04 ± 7.10

3.25

Coping skills

32.40 ± 7.54

32.54 ± 7.58

32.32 ± 7.52

0.18

Depression

10.16 ± 10.14

9.34 ± 9.49

10.62 ± 10.48

3.261

  1. SD denotes to standard deviation. Note: *, p < 0.05; **, p < 0.01; ***, p < 0.001. CM denotes to child maltreatment