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Table 1 Score of health-related quality of life variables of study population, divided by four components (life habits, social context, emotional status, and cognitive ability) and by their respective dimensions (observed variables)

From: A new integrated approach for adolescent health and well-being: the AVATAR project

 

Well-being dimensions (Observed variables)

Sample

Median

IQR

Components

Lifestyle habits

Physical well-being

48.04 (10.01)

47.08

42.53–52.43

Autonomy

45.51 (8.81)

45.17

40.08–50.77

Financial resources

48.25 (9.78)

49.27

41.92–56.35

Diet

2.25 (0.08)

2.00

1.00–4.00

Physical activity

2 (0.03)

2.00

2.00–2.00

Social context

Parent relations

49.79 (9.04)

49.50

44.09–54.65

Peers

50.03 (9.96)

50.24

43.60–54.93

School environment

49.14 (8.40)

48.61

43.81–54.22

Bullying

48.03 (10.25)

48.07

38.29–58.84

Emotional status

Psychological well-being

46.53 (10.82)

47.12

39.91–54.49

Mood

47.23 (8.84)

47.15

41.21–54.02

Self-perception

52.07 (10.16)

49.76

43.17–60.11

Emotion

31.76 (8.08)

31.00

26.00–37.00

Cognitive ability

Executive function

3.73 (2.18)

4.00

2.00–6.00

School performance-Language & Literature

20.63 (5.01)

21.00

18.00–24.00

School performance-Science

20.21 (5.24)

20.00

17.00–24.00

School performance- Language acquisition

9.25 (3.15)

10.00

7.00–12.00

  1. Data shown as mean (SD). IQR: interquartile range