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Table 5 Demographic Comparisons of the Cognitive and Affective Scales

From: Interpersonal reactivity index adaptation among expectant seroconcordant couples with HIV in Zambézia Province, Mozambique

 

Cognitive Scale

(0–4)

Mean Difference

95% CI

p-value

Affective Scale

(0–4)

Mean Difference

95% CI

p-value

Female (n = 595)

2.205

−0.205, − 0.026

0.012*t

2.368

− 0.186, − 0.0004

0.049*t

Male (n = 590)

2.320

2.461

Age  ≤ 26 (n = 693)

2.304

0.010, 0.196

0.031*t

2.457

0.010, 0.200

0.030*t

Age > 26 (n = 491)

2.201

2.353

≤ 7 years of Education

(n = 885)

2.246

−0.183, 0.037

0.191t

2.381

−0.247, − 0.024

0.017*t

>  7 years of Education (n = 204)

2.319

2.517

No Depression (n = 894)

2.209

− 0.352, − 0.120

< 0.001*t

2.400

−0.200, 0.069

0.341t

Depression (n = 172)

2.444

2.465

District

  

< 0.001*a

  

< 0.001*a

 Pebane (n = 355)

2.316

  

2.454

  

 Inhassunge (n = 196)

2.277

  

2.386

  

 Gilé (n = 134)

2.233

  

2.270

  

 Quelimane (n = 21)

2.733

  

3.057

  

 Mocubela (n = 156)

2.601

  

2.666

  

 Namacurra (n = 229)

1.925

  

2.271

  

 Maganja da Costa (n = 94)

2.221

  

2.321

  

Predicted Language

  

< 0.001*a

  

0.001*a

 Muniga (n = 511)

2.403

  

2.519

  

 Chuabo (n = 446)

2.118

  

2.359

  

 Lomue (n = 134)

2.233

  

2.270

  

 Nharringa (n = 94)

2.221

  

2.321

  
  1. 95% CI 95% confidence interval in an unpaired t-test
  2. * indicates statistical significance at α = 0.05
  3. t indicates p-value from an unpaired t-test
  4. a indicates p-value from a one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA)