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Table 1 Demographic and clinical features of the study participants

From: Cognitive appraisal of exposure to specific types of trauma - a study of gender differences

Sample parameters

Male

Female

Sample size

53 (58.9%)

37 (41.1%)

Age in yearsa

36.68 (± 15.10)

31.92 (± 13.81)

Housing

Urban

42 (79.2%)

Rural

11 (20.8%)

Urban

32 (86.5%)

Rural

5 (13.5%)

Academic education (years graduated)

Primary

(8 years)

2 (3.8%)

Secondaryb

(12–15 years)

21 (39.6%)

Tertiaryc

(> = 16 years)

30 (56.6%)

Primary

(8 years)

2 (5.4%)

Secondaryb

(12–15 years)

5 (13.5%)

Tertiaryc

(> = 16 years)

30 (81.1%)

Traumatic event assessed

MVA

39 (73.6%)

WRA

13 (24.5%)

B

1 (1.9%)

MVA

31 (83.8%)

WRA

3 (8.1%)

B

3 (8.1%)

Permanent disability caused by the assessed traumatic event

Yes

31 (58.5%)

No

22 (41.5%)

Yes

16 (43.2%)

No

21 (56.8%)

Time elapsed since trauma, in monthsa

64.75 (± 92.44)

58.92 (± 80.40)

  1. aData presented as mean (± standard deviation)
  2. bHighschool or professional schools
  3. cUndergraduate and postgraduate university training