The Mental Wellbeing Quiz

Group A Analysis

For background information on Groups A-D Analyses, please see: The Mental Wellbeing Quiz: Analysis #1 - A sample of 1660 people who work for the NHS or Social Care Organisations.

There was a significant difference in mental wellbeing values between the Steps to Wellbeing conditions.

Chart 1: showing Mental Wellbeing scores as a function of Steps to Wellbeing for Group A

Table 1: ANOVA summary table for Group A

Table 2: Bonferonni pairwise comparisons between Steps to Wellbeing for Group A

Summary for Group A

The mean value for Mental Wellbeing was highest in the Give to Others group (M = 6.84, SD = 2.34) followed by the Social Connections (M = 6.54, SD = 2.42)The Self (M = 5.96, SD = 2.56)Mindfulness (M = 5.86, SD = 2.36)Learn New (M = 5.75, SD = 2.34) and Physical (M = 3.63, SD = 2.63) group. A one-way Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) showed this difference was statistically significant, F(5, 2999) = 240.45, p < .001, ω²_p = 0.71.

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The Mental Wellbeing Quiz

Group A Analysis

For background information on Groups A-D Analyses, please see: The Mental Wellbeing Quiz: Analysis #1 - A sample of 1660 people who work for the NHS or Social Care Organisations.

Chart 1: showing Mental Wellbeing scores as a function of Steps to Wellbeing for Group A

Table 1: ANOVA summary table for Group A

Table 2: Bonferonni pairwise comparisons between Steps to Wellbeing for Group A

Summary for Group A

Further Information

The Mental Wellbeing Quiz: Take the quiz

The Mental Wellbeing Quiz: Background

The Mental Wellbeing Quiz: Methods

The Mental Wellbeing Quiz: Analysis #1 - A sample of 1660 people who work for the NHS or Social Care Organisations.

Coming Soon: The Mental Wellbeing Quiz: Analysis #2 - Mental wellbeing as a function of self-report physical activity levels.