Influence of the Expression of Personality Traits on Growing Intensity of Interdialytic Disorders and Change of Pro-Health Behaviors in Patients with Chronic Kidney Disease

10 June 2021 : Clinical Research

Magdalena Lech^1ABCDEFG*, Adrian Lech^2BDF, Stanisław Niemczyk^3DF, Arkadiusz Lubas^4ADEF

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.930151

Med Sci Monit 2021; 27:e930151

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Table 1 The intensity of the expression of personality traits at different stages of chronic kidney disease.

	Group	Median	Standard deviation	Difference within the group (p)	Differences in pairs (p)
Neuroticism	1	21.0	7.2	p=0.550	NS
	2	21.9	5.8
	3	23.9	11.3
	4	19.7	11.2
	5	22.4	7.8
Extraversion	1	28.2	6.9	p<0.001	3: 1 – p<0.0015: 1 – p<0.0013: 2 – p<0.001
	2	24.8	5.2
	3	19.7	8.0
	4	24.2	5.8
	5	22.0	6.0
Openness to experiences	1	23.7	6.0	p<0.001	3: 1 – p<0.0505: 1 – p<0.0013: 2 – p<0.0014: 2 – p<0.0105: 2 – p<0.001
	2	26.0	5.4
	3	19.0	6.8
	4	21.5	7.4
	5	17.1	6.0
Agreeableness	1	31.7	5.4	p<0.001	3: 2 – p<0.0014: 2 – p<0.0505: 2 – p<0.001
	2	29.9	4.0
	3	35.5	5.5
	4	33.6	8.1
	5	34.0	6.2
Conscientiousness	1	32	7.3	p=0.330	NS
	2	31.9	4.6
	3	30	9.1
	4	32.2	5.9
	5	29.8	6.1
^* NS – non-significant.

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