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Table 3 Comparison of Means Differences of Participants’ Demographic Characteristics, Household Food Insecurity with Depression

From: Household food insecurity, family size and their interactions on depression prevalence among teenage pregnant girls in Ghana, a population based cluster survey

 

Depression

Variable

Low

Moderate

High

 
 

n

Mean (SD)

N

Mean (SD)

n

Mean (SD)

F-statistics

(df1, df2)a

P-valueb

Age (years)

60

1.867(0.650)

67

1.866(0.625)

64

1.953(0.6024)

0.411

0.663

Systolic blood pressure (mmHg)

60

107.550(7.489)

67

104.089(14.87)

64

110.031(10.718)

0.63

0.554

Diastolic blood pressure(mmHg)

60

68.317(7.370)

67

66.8657(8.778)

64

68.5938(11.652)

4.369

0.014*

Place of residence

60

1.867(0.700)

67

1.882(0.769)

64

1.750(0.436)

0.776

0.462

Family size

60

1.000(0.00)

67

1.045(0.208)

64

1.063(0.234)

1.816

0.166

Marital status

60

1.983(0.129)

67

2.000(0.000)

64

1.984(0.125)

0.542

0.582

Education level

60

3.400(0.061)

67

3.119(0.879)

64

3.109(1.086)

1.647

0.195

Smocking status

60

1.867(0.503)

67

1.940(0.295)

64

1.906(0.426)

  

Household food insecurity

58

2.434(0.728)

62

2.130(0.799)

59

1.78(0.767)

10.593

0.0001**

  1. aOne-way ANOVA, bPost-hoc analysis with Bonferroni correction that shows significant mean differences in: Diastolic blood pressure for low, moderate and high depression (P-value = 0.014), and Household food insecurity for low, moderate and high depression depression (P-value = 0.0001) *p-value > 0.001, **p-value ≤ 0.001