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A1 and A4 (Figure 68), except for 30- to 50-year olds, whose BDI-II mean score in
A4 was significantly lower than their scores in A1.
Figure 66: GHQ-30, BDI-II, and PDS mean scores by age (A1 & A2)
GHQ-30 BDI-II PDS
A1 A2 A1 A2 A1 A2
30-50 (n=11) 4.36 10.27 6.73 20.73 20.64 24.73
Over 50 7.62 9.62 14.15 14.85 22 22.75
Figure 67: GHQ-30, BDI-II, and PDS mean scores by age (A1 & A3)
GHQ-30 BDI-II PDS
A1 A3 A1 A3 A1 A3
30-50 (n=12) 6.67 8.83 17 12.08 22.58 18.75
Over 50 (n=7) 13.43 6.43 22.86 14.14 27.71 15.43
Figure 68: GHQ-30, BDI-II, and PDS mean scores by age (A1 & A4)
GHQ-30 BDI-II PDS
A1 A4 A1 A4 A1 A4
30-50 (n=7) 12.71 5.14 22.29 12.14 27.71 16.14
Over 50 (n=5) 11.8 8.4 15.2 18.8 22.6 16.8
With regard to perceived state of health, there were no statistically significant
differences (paired-samples t-tests or independent-samples t-test) regarding general
psychological health, depression, or PTSD severity between A1 and A2 (Figure 69),
A1 and A3 (Figure 70), and A1 and A4 (Figure 71), except for respondents who
perceived their health as fair in A2; their GHQ and BDI-II mean scores were
significantly lower than in A1.