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Table 2 Job stress levels of study subjects (n = 901)

From: Relationship between job stress and functional dyspepsia in display manufacturing sector workers: a cross-sectional study

 

Male (n = 561)

Female (n = 340)

Mean ± SD

Median

Referencea

Subjects of high risk (%)

Mean ± SD

Median

Referencea

Subjects of high risk (%)

Physical environment

46.96 ± 13.65

41.80

66.70

54 (9.6%)

45.25 ± 13.69

41.80

55.60

84 (24.7%)

Job demand

42.73 ± 12.27*

40.30

58.40

75 (13.4%)

47.43 ± 13.60*

45.20

62.60

39 (11.5%)

Insufficient job control

71.33 ± 10.29*

70.00

60.10

464 (82.7%)

80.23 ± 9.02*

80.30

66.70

312 (91.8%)

Interpersonal conflict

54.76 ± 15.40

50.00

50.10

280 (49.9%)

55.87 ± 15.92

56.10

41.70

278 (81.8%)

Job insecurity

62.51 ± 10.90*

62.40

61.20

332 (59.2%)

59.68 ± 10.90*

58.35

55.60

213 (62.6%)

Organizational system

66.87 ± 15.30*

67.90

62.00

347 (61.9%)

71.14 ± 13.10*

71.50

62.00

248 (72.9%)

Lack of reward

59.05 ± 14.37*

58.20

77.80

65 (11.6%)

67.18 ± 12.79*

66.40

77.80

82 (24.1%)

Occupational climate

39.20 ± 14.95

37.30

50.10

91 (16.2%)

39.38 ± 13.41

37.30

50.10

63 (18.5%)

Total job stress score

55.43 ± 9.04*

54.95

56.60

239 (42.6%)

58.27 ± 7.65*

57.98

56.70

202 (59.4%)

  1. SD standard deviation
  2. *Statistical significant difference by t-test (p < 0.05)
  3. aKOSS reference value (75 percentile)