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Data Set 2: Gender Based Differences in Tinnitus More Tinnitus Severity Data Summaries

Overall Sample Number: 873

Number of patients responding to this item: 734sample subset.gif: When the sample size for the current analysis is substantially (more than 10%) smaller than the total number of patients in the database, this will appear to flag that fact.
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HAS TINNITUS CAUSED YOU ANY OF THE FOLLOWING PROBLEMS:
    MADE IT UNCOMFORTABLE TO BE IN QUIET  [] NO     [] SOMETIMES     [] YES
    MADE IT DIFFICULT TO CONCENTRATE      [] NO     [] SOMETIMES     [] YES
    MADE IT HARDER TO INTERACT PLEASANTLY [] NO     [] SOMETIMES     [] YES
       WITH OTHERS

HARDER TO INTERACT PLEASANTLY BECAUSE OF TINNITUS
Males Females All
N Column % N Column % N Column %
No 224 41.8 89 44.9 313 42.6
Yes, sometimes 177 33.0 59 29.8 236 32.2
Yes, often 135 25.2 50 25.3 185 25.2
Column Total* 536 100.0 198 100.0 734 100.0
χ2 (2) = 0.806, p = .668

* Omits 139 patients who either did not respond, or who responded to an earlier questionnaire version that did not include the response categories shown above.

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