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Table 3 Descriptive statistics of mean number of war events experienced

From: Cohort profile: mental health following extreme trauma in a northern Ugandan cohort of W ar-A ffected Y outh S tudy (The WAYS Study)

 

Male

Sex differences (t-test)

Female

All

War experiences

n

Mean

SD

IQR

p-value

n

Mean

SD

IQR

N

Mean

SD

IQR

Witnessing violence

329

10.49

.76

1

p< .05

209

10.22

1.28

1

538

10.38

1.00

1

Physical threat

328

4.74

.64

0

ns

208

4.71

.63

0

536

4.73

.63

0

Deaths

326

3.90

1.34

2

ns

209

4.06

1.42

2

535

3.96

1.37

2

Harm to loved ones

322

3.88

.39

0

p< .05

209

3.73

.71

0

531

3.82

.54

0

Material losses

324

3.94

.31

0

ns

210

3.89

.42

0

534

3.92

.36

0

Threat to loved ones

323

3.04

.96

1

p< .05

210

2.90

1.11

2

533

2.99

1.02

2

Displacement

320

3.81

.68

0

p< .05

207

3.68

.74

1

527

3.76

.70

1

Involvement in hostilities

324

1.84

.45

0

p< .05

208

1.46

.76

1

532

1.69

.62

0

Separation

326

1.94

.29

0

ns

210

1.94

.28

0

536

1.94

.29

0

Total war experiences

301

42.01

3.47

4

ns

202

41.27

5.05

7

503

41.71

4.19

5

  1. Key: n number of male or female participants, SD Standard Deviation, IRQ interquartile range, N total number of participants.