TMD is a complex problem and involves many factors such as gender, levels of anxiety and stress, and the level of socialization of the patient.
For socioeconomic characterization of the participants, participants completed a questionnaire comprising questions on age, gender, level of education, organization tenure, number of the years within the organization and number of the years in the current position.
Patient questionnaires referred to their age, gender, level of education, ethnicity, and the presence of CVD in first degree relatives.
Baseline assessment includes a demographic questionnaire (age, gender, level of education and occupation), the 10-question Alcohol Use Disorder Test Spanish version 23 and D5-EQ D5, the quality-of-life questionnaire, validated in Spanish versions.
The demographic questionnaire asked participants their age, gender, level of education and years in the workforce.
In the current study patients and students, aged 8-15.5 8-15.5 yearsmatched were respect to age, gender and levels of the CBCL Total Problematchedes.
It is obvious that gender permeates all levels of the ecological model; therefore, it is important to take into consideration gender aspect when considering violence and the impact violence has on those not directly exposed.
The RRs were adjusted for age, gender, urbanization level of the residence and income.
They were matched with the study sample at a 4 1 ratio by age, gender, urbanization level of the residence, and income (n = 3,790).
Both comparison groups were matched with CM sufferers at a 4 1 ratio by age, gender, urbanization level of the residence, income, and hospital setting.
