Table 1: Description of the sample's sociodemographic and clinical data.
n (%) | Test statistic | p | |
Gender | |||
Female | 119 (55.3) | 11.12** | 0.02*** |
Male | 96 (44.7) | ||
Age | |||
50-60 years | 76 (35.3) | 3.17* | 0.52ns |
61-70 years | 91 (42.3) | ||
71-80 years | 28 (13.0) | ||
81-90 years | 13 (6.1) | ||
91 years and over | 7 (3.3) | ||
Marital status | |||
Single | 46 (21.2) | 1.16** | 0.97ns |
Married | 58 (27.1) | ||
Separated/divorced | 44 (20.5) | ||
Widowed | 67 (31.2) | ||
Methods of injury or attempt | |||
Single active method | 105 (48.8) | 2.12** | 0.74ns |
Mixed active method | 110 (51.2) | ||
Pre-existing conditions | |||
Depression | 47 (16.5) | 7.22** | 0.09ns |
Anxiety | 36 (17.6) | ||
Psychotic disorders | 28 (7.7) | ||
Personality disorders | 23 (13.4) | ||
Physical disorders | 49 (11.0) | ||
No previous diagnosis | 32 (18.3) | ||
Post-attempt health care action | |||
Discharge | 114 (53) | 1.3** | 0.36ns |
Admission | 101 (47) | ||
TOTAL | 215 |
Example of single active method = poisoning; example of mixed active method = poisoning + cutting on dolls* ANOVA statistic(F); **χ2 statistic; ***p < 0.05; ****p < 0.01; ns = not significant.