Condom users were significantly higher educated (p = 0.001) and significantly more likely to know the correct mode of action compared to non-barrier method users (OR = 36.46; 95% CI 21.27 to 62.49; p < 0.001).
It was shown that women, although comparable to men in terms of employment status (p = 0.131), were on average significantly less educated than men (p = 0.001), and were significantly less satisfied with their financial situation (p = 0.007).
The well-performing cluster was significantly more educated than the two others, but controlling for education years did not change the main results.
Patients of HP were significantly better educated (college or university degrees, 32%, versus. 25% of patients of CP), suffered significantly more often from chronic diseases (60% versus 46%) and claimed to have severe health problems significantly more frequently (23% versus 20%).
Blacks, Asians, and Hispanics work in occupations with similar education levels as Whites, but Other Nonwhites work in significantly less educated occupation with a coefficient of −0.065.
In the present study, the subjects with a normal MMSE score were significantly more educated than those with impaired MMSE scores, and the amount of education was found to have significant association with the MMSE score.
Married individuals work in significantly more educated occupations with a coefficient of 0.030, but persons with children do not work in occupations with significantly different education levels than persons without children.
Gender distribution and gender-adjusted ages of patients were significantly different between responder groups (p < 0.01 for gender and age), and patients of certified CAM physicians were significantly better educated (p < 0.01) (Table 1).
They were significantly less educated than NC and FDR (p = 0.024; p = 0.016).
This group is significantly more educated than the foreign-born population as a whole and the native-born population, according to the Migration Policy Institute.
"A large fraction have gone on to study at university … Recruits from Africa, south and east Asia and the Middle East are significantly more educated than individuals from their cohort in their region of origin," the report said.
