Mental health inequalities in Slovenian 15-year-old adolescents explained by personal social position and family socioeconomic status

Table 5 Results of the MANOVA for KIDSCREEN-10 and SDQ

Variable	Comparison	KIDSCREEN-10		SDQ		Df	F	Wilks’ λ (p)
Variable	Comparison	Coef.	P > \|t\|	Coef.	P > \|t\|	Df	F	Wilks’ λ (p)
Gender	Girl vs. boy	-0.28	0.001	-0.27	0.001	1	7.33	0.976 (<0.001)
Family type	Single-parent vs. classic	-0.09	0.205	-0.13	0.079	2	1.46	0.997 (0.211)
Family type	Reconstituted vs. classic	-0.16	0.095	-0.14	0.167	2	1.46	0.997 (0.211)
Perceived material welfare	Fine vs. very good	-0.14	0.036	-0.15	0.030	3	7.77	0.973 (<0.001)
	Average vs. very good	-0.34	<0.001	-0.28	<0.001
	Bad/worse vs. very good	-0.49	<0.001	-0.54	<0.001
Number of friends (both sexes)	None vs. 3+	-0.59	0.021	-0.59	0.023	2	6.23	0.985 (<0.001)
Number of friends (both sexes)	1-2 vs. 3+	-0.31	<0.001	-0.22	0.003	2	6.23	0.985 (<0.001)
School type	Technical vs. gymnasiums	0.12	0.018	-0.09	0.096	2	11.30	0.974 (<0.001)
School type	Industrials vs. gymnasiums	0.18	0.006	-0.25	<0.001	2	11.30	0.974 (<0.001)
Parent’s employment	Only one employed vs. both employed	-0.01	0.803	0.07	0.273	2	0.71	0.998 (0.585)
Parent’s employment	Both unemployed vs. both employed	0.09	0.516	0.19	0.889	2	0.71	0.998 (0.585)
FAS	Low vs. high	-0.08	0.309	-0.08	0.296	2	0.47	0.999 (0.760)
	Middle vs. high	0.00	0.949	0.00	0.998

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