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Table 2 General characteristics of the participants and homogeneity of the two groups

From: Comparison of resilience and quality of life between adolescent blood cancer survivors and those with congenital heart disease: a cross sectional study.

Variables

Adolescent blood cancer survivors

Adolescents with CHD

X2/t (p)

Gender

Male

62 (66.0)

49 (60.5)

0.56 (.53)

Female

32 (34.0)

32 (39.5)

 

Age in years

 

16.27 ± 2.04

16.48 ± 2.33

−0.65 (.52)

School

Middle

34 (36.2)

29 (35.8)

10.07 (.02)

High

41 (43.6)

23 (28.4)

 

College

11 (11.7)

24 (29.6)

 

Others

8 (8.5)

5 (6.2)

 

Siblings

No

16 (17.0)

15 (18.5)

0.07 (.48)

Yes

78 (83.0)

66 (81.5)

 

Religion

No

51 (54.8)

47 (58)

0.18 (.76)

Yes

42 (45.2)

34 (42)

 

Parental marital status

Married

83 (88.3)

72 (88.9)

0.02 (.55)

Divorce or bereaved

11 (11.7)

9 (11.1)

 

Father’s education level

<High school

3 (3.3)

4 (5.7)

3.57 (.17)

High school

42 (45.7)

22 (31.4)

 

College or beyond

47 (51.1)

44 (62.9)

 

Mother’s education level

<High school

1 (1.1)

2 (2.7)

1.03 (.59)

High school

43 (46.7)

30 (41.1)

 

College or beyond

48 (52.2)

41 (56.2)

 

Perceived economic status

Bad

10 (10.9)

10 (12.3)

2.81(.25)

Average

61 (66.3)

44 (54.3)

 

Good

21 (22.8)

27 (33.3)

 
  1. Others: leave of absence from school or graduated