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Self-Confidence
Regarding having a struggle with self-confidence (or the lack of confidence),
the results of the study (Figure 14) show that there is no difference between the single
and married respondents on this issue. Of the single respondents, 51% indicated a
struggle from “somewhat to always” with self-confidence and of the married respondents,
the same percentage, 51%, indicated issues related to self-confidence.
Figure 14. Struggle with Self-Confidence by Marital Status
The cross-tabulation between the two age categories reflected in Figure 15
indicates that there is a fairly significant difference between those in the younger age
group (55%) than those in the older age group of respondents (45%) regarding the issue
of self-confidence. These findings reveal that younger women students have a greater
struggle with self-confidence than do the older women.