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Table 5 Bivariate analysis of the categorized bullying COVID-19 scale as the dependent variable

From: A cross-sectional study of COVID-19-related bullying in a sample of Lebanese adults: scale validation, correlates, and mediating effect of fear and anxiety

 

COVID-19 Bullying Scale

p-value

Absence of bullying

(n = 165 (40.7%))

Presence of bullying

(n = 240 (59.3%))

Gender

   

Male

22 (26.8%)

60 (73.2%)

.004

Female

143 (44.3%)

180 (55.7%)

Marital status

   

Single

124 (44.9%)

152 (55.1%)

.012

Married

41 (31.8%)

88 (68.2%)

Having a family member in the medical field

   

Yes

29 (25.4%)

85 (74.6%)

< .001

No

136 (46.7%)

155 (53.3%)

History of COVID-19 in the family

   

Yes

62 (54.9%)

51 (45.1%)

< .001

No

103 (35.3%)

189 (64.7%)

 

Mean ± SD

Mean ± SD

 

Age

27.27 ± 10.02

29.12 ± 13.18

.110

Household crowding index

1.09 ± 0.52

1.17 ± 0.57

.118

Fear of COVID-19

16.80 ± 5.99

17.94 ± 5.16

.047

Anxiety of COVID-19

1.09 ± 2.19

1.22 ± 2.61

.588

Stigma discrimination scale

24.52 ± 5.38

27.44 ± 5.12

< .001

Knowledge toward COVID-19

20.32 ± 3.20

20.43 ± 3.71

.757

Attitude of COVID-19

16.18 ± 1.79

16.74 ± 1.79

.002

Practice of COVID-19

103.55 ± 12.26

105.40 ± 12.72

.145

  1. Note: Values marked in bold are significant