Personality and occupational correlates of anxiety and depression in nurses: the contribution of role conflict, core self-evaluations, negative affect and bullying

Table 2 One-Way Anova results to compare the mean scores of anxiety and depression in terms of demographic variables

Variable		BAI scores	BDI-II scores	BAI scores		BDI-II scores
Variable		Mean (SD)		F	p-value	F	p-value
Marital status	Single	10.34 ± 9.01	9.77 ± 7	1.14	0.32	0.49	0.61
	Married	11.23 ± 11.14	8.06 ± 7.75
	Divorced	9.4 ± 8.26	8 ± 6.7
Education level	Diploma	15.42 ± 12.62	13 ± 8.26	2.41	0.07	3.65	0.01
	Associate degree	15.66 ± 6.02	6.33 ± 2.08
	Bachelor’s degree	11.02 ± 10.56	8.42 ± 7.74
	Master’s degree and higher	8.76 ± 7.11	5.33 ± 5.07
Years of experience	< 3 years	11.3 ± 9.41	9.82 ± 7.18	1.39	0.24	0.65	0.58
	3–5 years	10.53 ± 9	8.73 ± 7.48
	5–10 years	11.06 ± 10.07	8 ± 7.26
	> 10 years	12.1 ± 10.92	8.61 ± 7.6
Age group	20–29 years	11.07 ± 10.23	9.02 ± 7.63	4.31	0.01	3.23	0.04
	30–39 years	10.07 ± 9.29	7.62 ± 6.92
	≥ 40 years	14.03 ± 12.015	10.03 ± 7.92
Ward of affiliation	Children	13.61 ± 11.24	9.92 ± 9.73	3.61	0.001	2.53	0.01
	Adults	11.24 ± 8.55	7.45 ± 6.89
	ICU	14 ± 12	9.51 ± 8.89
	Internal ward	8.98 ± 6.53	8.73 ± 5.79
	Thalassemia and dialysis	13.35 ± 9.82	7.29 ± 5.39
	CCU	7.2 ± 4.94	6.38 ± 4.11
	NICU	9.85 ± 8.05	9.63 ± 7.5
	Neurology	12.31 ± 11.5	9.53 ± 7.71
	Operating room and maternity ward	13.04 ± 11.48	9.6 ± 7.9

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