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Table 1 Demographic characteristics of the participants with BPD (n = 89)

From: Is adults’ borderline personality disorder associated with their attachment experiences, rejection and mental security? A cross-sectional study

Variable

Frequency (%)

Mean (SD)

Borderline personality disorder

Statistical test

P value

Gender

    

 Male

34 (38.2)

25.94 (4.81)

t = 0.49

0.62

 Female

55 (61.8)

25.38 (5.45)

  

Age (years)

    

 18–30

25 (28.1)

25.96 (4.98)

  

 31–40

29 (32.6)

25.55 (5.97)

F = 0.07

0.97

 41–50

20 (22.5)

25.25 (4.64)

  

 > 50

15 (16.9)

25.53 (5.08)

  

Educational level

    

 Under diploma

13 (14.6)

25.15 (4.86)

  

 Diploma

29 (32.6)

25.37 (4.93)

  

 Associate degree

22 (24.7)

26.77 (5.64)

F = 0.58

0.67

 Bachelor

15 (16.9)

24.26 (5.41)

  

 Masters/ P.H D

10 (11.2)

26.20 (5.43)

  

Marital status

    

 Married

69 (77.5)

25.91 (4.93)

t = 1.07

0.28

 Single/ Divorced

20 (22.5)

24.50 (6.02)

  

Economic status

    

 Poor

13 (14.6)

25.69 (5.86)

  

 Medium

58 (65.2)

25.10 (5.17)

F = 1.02

0.36

 Good/ Excellent

20 (20.2)

27.11 (4.72)

  

Occupation

    

 Employee

19 (21.3)

24.78 (5.24)

  

 Unemployed

45 (50.6)

25.66 (5.07)

F = 0.33

0.71

 Housewife

25 (28.1)

26.08 (5.51)

  
  1. Data were presented numerically (%). t = Independent t test; F = Analysis of variance test