marginal significancep = 0.053
Overall, women had a higher frequency of chronic low self-esteem than men, albeit at marginal significance: 16.5% vs. 4.5% (Pearson’s chi-squared = 3.744; p = 0.053).
Overall, women had a higher frequency of chronic low self-esteem than men, albeit at marginal significance: 16.5% vs. 4.5% (Pearson’s chi-squared = 3.744; p = 0.053).