Perceived social support, subjective well-being, coping styles, personality traits, and social media addiction among patients with depression

Table 1 Socio-demographic profile of the study participants in both the groups, n (%)

Variables		Group A (n = 70)	Group B (n = 70)	χ2 value	P value
Gender	Male	45 (64.29)	47 (67.14)	0.032	0.861
	Female	25 (35.71)	23 (32.86)
Age	18-30	33 (47.14)	26 (37.14)	2.55	0.279
	> 30-45	21 (30.0)	30 (20.0)
	> 45-60	16 (22.6)	14 (20.0)
Domicile	Rural	42 (60.0)	39 (55.71)	0.116	0.732
	Urban	28 (40.0)	31 (44.29)
Education	Illiterate	6 (8.57)	11 (15.71)	7.44	0.114
	Primary	26 (37.14)	24 (34.28)
	High School	18 (25.71)	8 (11.42)
	Intermediate	16 (22.85)	18 (25.71)
	Graduate and above	4 (5.71)	9 (12.85)
Occupation	Unskilled/semiskilled	33 (47.14)	35 (50.00)	1.86	0.692
	Unemployed	16 (22.86)	10 (14.29)
	Housewife	14 (20.00)	16 (22.86)
	Skilled	7 (10.00)	9 (12.86)
Family Income	< 10000	11 (15.7)	7 (10.0)	1.02	0.601
	10000-20000	29 (41.42)	31 (44.28)
	> 20000	30 (42.87)	32 (45.71)
Family type	Joint	42 (59.42)	36 (51.43)	0.606	0.437
	Nuclear	28 (40.58)	32 (48.57)
Marital status	Married	41 (58.57)	44 (62.85)	0.269	0.604
	Unmarried	29 (41.43)	26 (37.15)
Religion	Hindu	50 (71.42)	48 (68.57)	0.136	0.712
	Muslim	20 (28.58)	22 (31.43)