highly significantP = .000
Table 2 reveals that family history of mental illness was more prevalent among female respondents (57.7%) than among male respondents (2.9%); this difference is highly significant ( P = .000).
Table 2 reveals that family history of mental illness was more prevalent among female respondents (57.7%) than among male respondents (2.9%); this difference is highly significant ( P = .000).