borderline non-significantP = 0.064
The SSM group showed a borderline non-significant trend toward lower psychosocial well-being compared to NSM in both analyses (univariable: β = −8.86, P = 0.064; multivariable: β = −8.58, P = 0.067).
The SSM group showed a borderline non-significant trend toward lower psychosocial well-being compared to NSM in both analyses (univariable: β = −8.86, P = 0.064; multivariable: β = −8.58, P = 0.067).
Trends toward lower satisfaction in the SSM group were noted for clothed appearance ( P = 0.064), bra-fit comfort ( P = 0.060), and fitted clothing ability ( P = 0.069), though these did not reach statistical significance.