Correlation of self-compassion and spiritual well-being with drug craving in people with substance use disorders

Middle East Current Psychiatry

Table 7 Difference in the mean scores of Spiritual Well-Being Scale based on the sociodemographic and clinical data (N = 100)

Personal characteristics		Mean rank	Test	P value
Age category	20–29	45	Kruskal-Wallis test Chi-square = 3.971	0.137
	30–39	57
	40 and over	48
Gender	Male	50	Mann-Whitney U = 106	0.450
Gender	Female	42	Mann-Whitney U = 106	0.450
Marital status	Single	53	Mann-Whitney U = 440	0.060
Marital status	Married	42	Mann-Whitney U = 440	0.060
Occupation	No job	50	Mann-Whitney U = 965	0.877
Occupation	Has a job	49	Mann-Whitney U = 965	0.877
Education	Illiterate	36	Kruskal-Wallis test Chi-square = 6.895	0.142
	Primary school	40
	Secondary school	47
	High school	50
	University education	52
Place of residence	Suburb	50	Mann-Whitney U = 1182	0.899
Place of residence	City	51	Mann-Whitney U = 1182	0.899
Income	Not Sufficient	42	Mann-Whitney U = 857	0.314
Income	Sufficient	51	Mann-Whitney U = 857	0.314
Presence of mental illness in the family	No	49	Mann-Whitney U = 289.5	0.318
Presence of mental illness in the family	Yes	60	Mann-Whitney U = 289.5	0.318
Type of narcotic	Tramadol	33	Kruskal-Wallis test Chi-square = 9.373	0.058
	Strox	47
	Heroin	57
	Cannabis	40
	Benzodiazepine	45