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The Effect of Parent School Counseling Programs on Anxiety, Depression and Quality of Life

World Journal of Clinical Medicine Research | Vol 1, Issue 1

Table 3. Comparisonof mean indicators of the research group before the implementation of the counseling method and the control group.Independent samples variation test.

Dimension

(N=79)

Research Group (After)

(N=80)

Control Group

 

 

 

Μ

SD

Μ

SD

Test

p value

Quality of life

73,09

11,54

73,35

11,46

t=-0,607

0,544

Physical functionality

84,56

12,93

83,87

17,24

U=2866,8

0,247

Restrictions due to physical state

75,31

21,30

84,45

17,64

U=2525,0

0,019*

Limitations due to emotional state

74,27

20,50

79,27

18,17

U=2540,0

0,022*

Energy / Fatigue

61,95

18,01

58,51

16,55

t=0,235

0,815

Emotional well-being

65,37

15,13

63,75

14,65

U=3,007,5

0,508

Emotional functioning

76,56

20,80

75,15

21,09

U=3,194,0

0,983

Physical pain

72,68

22,78

73,68

19,85

U=3127,0

0,801

General health

66,31

15,58

64,93

18,25

U=3,197,5

0,993

Physical health

74,71

14,24

76,73

13,83

t=-0,653

0,515

Emotional health

69,54

13,92

69,17

13,97

t=-0,844

0,400

Stress

 

 

 

 

 

 

State anxiety

44,99

7,23

44,14

8,16

t=0,737

0,462

Trait anxiety

41,78

7,10

39,88

9,44

t=1,376

0,171

Depression

7,80

6,35

7,36

6,78

U=2738,5

0,114