|
Women
| |
Men
| |
All
|
p-value
|
---|
|
%
| |
%
| |
%
| |
---|
Age
| | | | | |
.260
|
<=44
|
44.2
| |
34.3
| |
40.5
| |
45-54
|
26
| |
29.4
| |
27.2
| |
> = 55
|
29.8
| |
36.3
| |
32.2
| |
Position
| | | | | |
.400
|
Residents
|
30.9
| |
23.5
| |
28.2
| |
Specialist
|
61.9
| |
57.5
| |
64.0
| |
Chief physicians
|
7.2
| |
8.8
| |
7.8
| |
Marital status
| | | | | |
.483
|
Married/or cohabiting
|
82.3
| |
84.3
| |
83.0
| |
In a relation, not cohabitinga
|
3.9
| |
5.9
| |
4.6
| |
Single*
|
13.8
| |
9.8
| |
12.4
| |
|
M
|
SD
|
M
|
SD
|
M
| |
Number kids
|
1.97
|
1.05
|
1.83
|
1.22
|
1.92
|
.313
|
Working Time
|
39.85
|
10.43
|
41.27
|
8.12
|
40.36
|
.238
|
Work-family conflict
|
3.10
|
1.08
|
2.75
|
1.06
|
2.97
|
.008
|
General Health
|
3.76
|
0.87
|
3.63
|
0.97
|
3.71
|
.256
|
- *Gender differences were tested by chi-square analyses on frequencies and t-test for means
-
aIn Sweden it is common that romantic partners do not live together. Therefor, this marital status was included in the questionnaire