An Online Survey on the Relationship Between Positive Coping and Post-Traumatic Stress Symptoms (PTSS) of Medical Students in China During the COVID-19 Pandemic: The Mediating Role of Social Support

Hong-tao Song; Ling-ling Xia; Yan Ma; Dongliang Jiao; Sihan Chen; Lijing Wang; Wenjuan Wang; Peipei Song; Linlin Mu; Li Li; Mengdie Pan; Lei Zhang; Jing Zhao; Jun-da Li

doi:10.12659/MSM.939485

01 June 2023 : Clinical Research

An Online Survey on the Relationship Between Positive Coping and Post-Traumatic Stress Symptoms (PTSS) of Medical Students in China During the COVID-19 Pandemic: The Mediating Role of Social Support

Hong-tao Song^12ABCDEF*, Ling-ling Xia^1EF, Yan Ma^1B, Dongliang Jiao^1B, Sihan Chen^3B, Lijing Wang^1B, Wenjuan Wang^1B, Peipei Song^1B, Linlin Mu^1B, Li Li^1B, Mengdie Pan^1B, Lei Zhang^1B, Jing Zhao^1B, Jun-da Li^1EF

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.939485

Med Sci Monit 2023; 29:e939485

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Table 2 The severity of post-traumatic stress symptoms in different Demographic characteristics group.

Variables		PTSS [Median (IQR)]	Z	p
Sex	Male	23 (18–32)	−3.557	<0.001
Sex	Female	25 (20–32)	−3.557	<0.001
Education level	Undergraduate	24 (19–31)	−1.167	0.243
Education level	Graduate student	26 (19–34)	−1.167	0.243
Only child	Yes	24 (19–32)	−1.413	0.158
Only child	No	25 (19–32)	−1.413	0.158
Native place	Rural	24 (19–32)	−1.373	0.170
Native place	Urban	24 (18–32)	−1.373	0.170
Age (years)	17–20	24 (19–31)	−0.408	0.683
Age (years)	21–38	24.5 (19–32)	−0.408	0.683

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