Psychometric Properties of the Thai Version Psychological Well-Being Scale and the Factors Related to among Thai Patients with Major Depressive Disorder

Table 2

Factors related to social-psychological well-being among MDD patients ().

Factor	(percent)	Mean	SD	value
Gender				.38
Female	90 (81.1)	40.40	9.33
Male	13 (11.7)	42.31	11.76
Gender diversities	8 (7.2)	36.38	7.95
Age (years)				.14
12-18	8 (7.2)	40.38	8.19
19-35	58 (52.3)	38.91	9.82
36-60	35 (31.5)	40.94	9.54
More than 60	10 (9.0)	46.40	7.18
Marital status				.21
Single	60 (54.1)	38.88	9.55
Marriage	33 (29.7)	42.42	9.39
Divorce/separate/widow	18 (16.2)	41.33	9.54
Monthly income (Thai baht)				49
Less than 10,000	43 (38.7)	39.40	10.17
10,000–30,000	45 (40.5)	40.20	9.53
More than 30,000	23 (20.8)	42.35	8.39
Debt				.57
Yes	52 (46.8)	40.88	10.60
Denied	59 (53.2)	39.85	8.57
Highest educational level				.23
Uneducated or primary school	22 (20.0)	43.41	10.35
Secondary school or equivalent	26 (23.4)	39.15	10.18
Bachelor degree or above	63 (56.7)	39.75	8.90
Underlying physical disease				.33
Yes	54 (48.6)	41.24	9.33
Denied	57 (51.4)	39.47	9.75
Duration of antidepressant usage (year)				.52
Less than 1	61 (55.0)	39.46	8.59
1-3	48 (43.2)	41.52	10.67
More than 3	2 (1.8)	38.50	10.61