Validity and reliability of the Mexican resilience measurement scale in families of children with chronic conditions

Table 4 Comparison of means of RESI-M total score and its factors between women and men

RESI-M	Items	Women (N = 367)		Men (N = 79)		Total sample (N = 446)		t-test
RESI-M	Items	M	SD	M	SD	M	SD	t	df	p
Total score	1–43	133.40	17.17	132.99	14.67	133.33	16.74	0.20	444	.842
Strength and self-confidence	1–19	59.92	8.80	60.24	6.85	59.98	8.48	−0.36	139.42	.720
Social competence	20–27	23.06	4.17	22.66	3.98	22.99	4.14	0.78	444	.437
Family support	28–33	19.85	3.33	19.89	2.48	19.86	3.20	−0.11	146.07	.913
Social support	34–38	16.25	2.98	15.84	2.95	16.18	2.97	1.12	444	.263
Structure	39–43	14.33	2.56	14.37	2.28	14.34	2.51	−0.12	444	.904

N = Sample size, M = Arithmetic mean, SD = Standard deviation. Student’s test: t = Value of the test statistic, df = Degrees of freedom (if df = 444, equality of variance is assumed to be tested using Levene’s test, and if df < 444, equality of variance is not assumed, and Welch-Satterthwaite correction is used), and p = Probability value for a two-tailed test

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