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Table 3 Differences in means of rating scales for perceived working characteristics between participants and non-participants

From: Do working characteristics influence the participation at health measures? Findings from a trial phase of workplace health promotion

  

Work Amount

Work Demand

Social Aspects

Environ-mental Aspects

Physical Activity

Participants (n = 239)

0.72*

0.77**

0.84**

0.81*

Non-Participants (n = 235)

0.64*

0.67**

0.76**

0.75*

Addiction

Participants (n = 54)

0.76*

0.76

0.83

0.83

Non-Participants (n = 271)

0.66*

0.71

0.80

0.78

Nutrition

Participants (n = 145)

0.73*

0.75*

0.82

0.78

Non-Participants (n = 200)

0.66*

0.70*

0.81

0.79

Stress and Sleep

Participants (n = 96)

0.70

0.75*

0.79

0.81

Non-Participants (n = 349)

0.67

0.70*

0.79

0.76

Overall

Participants (n = 309)

0.71**

0.76**

0.82*

0.79*

Non-Participants (n = 193)

0.61**

0.65**

0.75*

0.75*

  1. Means of scales were calculated by sum of ratings (0 for disagreement / dissatisfaction and 1 for agreement / satisfaction) divided by total number of answers per scale
  2. Boldface indicates statistical significance (*p < 0.05, **p < 0.001)