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Table 1 The demographic and obstetric characteristics of the participants and its relationship with PTSD, 2021 (n = 155)

From: Post-traumatic stress disorder among Iranian women with genital mutilation: a cross-sectional study

Variables

N (%)

PTSD

Mean (SD)

p-value

Age* (year)

31.46 (6.94)

27.73 (6.79)

r = 0.026, p = 0.501a

Mutilation age* (year)

5.78 (1.58)

27.73 (6.79)

r = 0.130, p = 0.016a

Duration of marriage* (year)

9.33 (5.68)

27.73 (6.79)

r = 0.013, p = 0.940a

Number of children*

1.83 (0. 9)

27.73 (6.79)

r = 0.025, p = 0.215a

BMI*

25.98 (1.88)

27.73 (6.79)

r = − 0.100, p = 0.038a

Occupation

 

f = 1.531, p = 0.256b

 Housekeeper

120 (77.4)

28.71 (6.71)

 

 Working outdoors

21 (13.5)

26.95 (6.84)

 Working at home

14 (9)

27.80 (7.23)

Level of education

 

f = 1.824, p = 0.015b

 Elementary/middle school

16 (10.3)

29.02 (7.42)

 

 High school/Diploma

77 (49.7)

28.13 (8.05)

 College education

62 (40)

25.23 (7.80)

Family income level

  

f = 0.208, p = 0.924b

 Inadequate (under $300 per month)

96 (61.9)

30.11 (10.21)

 

 Partially adequate (between $300–500 per month)

56 (36.1)

26.74 (9.91)

 Adequate (over $500 per month)

3 (1.9)

20 (8.18)

Birth type

  

t = − 0.367, p = 0.771c

 NVD

86 (55.5)

27.80 (13.21)

 

 C/S

46 (29.7)

27.66 (11.53)

Type of residence

 

f = 1.730, p = 0.002b

 Private

42 (27.1)

24 (9.19)

 

 Leased

79 (51)

28.16 (10.45)

 Father-in-law’s house

34 (21.9)

30. 02 (9.44)

  1. aPearson Correlation, bANOVA, cIndependent t test