The experiments were conducted using three replications and reported as the mean ± standard deviation. Results were analyzed using analysis of variance and Duncan multiple range test. The significant difference was established at a value of p < 0.05. All statistical analyses were performed using the Statistical Package for Social Sciences, SPSS Version 9.0 for windows (SPSS Inc., Chicago, IL, USA).
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Analysis of Variance in Experimental Study
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Assessing Suspected Multiple Personality Disorder in Healthcare Workers
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The software used to store the collected data was Microsoft Excel, and SPSS® version 9.0 for Windows was used to perform statistical analysis. The variables related to sociodemographic, occupational, and health characteristics were examined by using descriptive statistics (absolute and relative values). Analysis of the individual frequency of symptoms was carried out by summing the positive answers of the items that made up the factors related to suspicion of MPD so as to obtain a score for each participant. In the collective examination of symptom frequency, the researchers used the number of affirmative answers for each factor and their respective complaints, considering the discussion of the symptom frequency by factor in the sample. The results were discussed from the perspective of the studies that addressed MPD in nursing and health workers, given that publications describing the examination of professionals in the psychiatry field were not found.
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