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Table 1 Baseline characteristics and working conditions according to gender

From: Effects of gaps in priorities between ideal and real lives on psychological burnout among academic faculty members at a medical university in Japan: a cross-sectional study

 

Total (%) n = 328

Women (%) n = 102

Men (%) n = 228

P-value

Marital status

   

0.008

 Married

262 (79)

72 (71)

190 (83)

 

 Single (Including Divoced or Widowed)

68 (21)

30 (29)

38 (17)

 

Presence of children

   

0.002

 No

118 (36)

49 (48)

69 (30)

 

 Yes

211 (64)

53 (52)

158 (70)

 

Age group

   

0.077

 20s or 30s

66 (20)

27 (27)

39 (17)

 

 40s

84 (26)

28 (27)

56 (25)

 

 50s or more

179 (54)

47 (46)

132 (58)

 

Spouse’s employment

   

<0.001

 Employed

164 (63)

69 (96)

95 (50)

 

 Unemployed

98 (37)

3 (4.2)

95 (50)

 

Current position

   

<0.001

 Lecturer or upper

252 (76)

65(64)

187 (82)

 

 Assistant or lower

78 (24)

37 (36)

41 (18)

 

Household income

   

0.350

 Upper

168 (51)

46 (46)

122 (53)

 

 Middle

119 (36)

42 (42)

77 (34)

 

 Lower

41 (13)

12 (12)

29 (13)

 

Gap of priority between ideal and real lives

   

0.007

 No

133 (41)

29 (28)

104 (46)

 

 Yes

195 (59)

73 (72)

122 (54)

 

Gap of priority in a partner between ideal and real lives

   

<0.001

 No

125 (47)

21 (29)

104 (54)

 

 Yes

140 (53)

52 (71)

88 (46)

 

Work hours (means ± SD)

   

0.021

 

9.7 ± 2.1

9.3 ± 1.8

9.8 ± 2.2

 

Hours of house chores (means ± SD)

   

0.001

 

11.3 ± 2.3

11.9 ± 2.0

11.1 ± 2.3

 

Social support (means ± SD)

   

0.180

 

54.2 ± 12.8

55.6 ± 12.9

53.5 ± 12.8

 
  1. Any categories which does not become 100% has missing values
  2. Household income was grouped into three categories (i.e., “upper/upper middle”, “middle”, “lower middle/lower”