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Table 2 Effects of virtual simulation-based education (N = 93)

From: Efficacy of a virtual nursing simulation-based education to provide psychological support for patients affected by infectious disease disasters: a randomized controlled trial

Variables

Group

Pre-test

Post-test

t(p)

Difference

F(p)

Mean ± SD

Mean ± SD

Mean ± SD

Disaster mental health competence

Exp.

(n = 45)

48.13

± 13.90

70.51

± 9.11

-10.605

(< 0.001)

22.38

± 14.16

5.149

(0.026*)

Cont.

(n = 48)

53.33

± 10.58

68.38

± 9.52

-12.915 (< 0.001)

15.04

± 8.07

Problem solving process

Exp.

(n = 45)

73.07

± 13.66

88.24

± 12.39

-9.564

(< 0.001)

15.18

± 10.65

3.024

(0.003)

Cont.

(n = 48)

75.75

± 14.91

83.77

± 12.78

-4.601

(< 0.001)

8.02

± 12.08

Self-leadership

Exp.

(n = 45)

54.87

± 6.83

59.58

± 6.99

-6.381

(< 0.001)

4.71

± 4.95

2.063

(0.042)

Cont.

(n = 48)

57.48

± 6.75

60.10

± 6.53

-3.792

(< 0.001)

2.63

± 4.80

Learning self-efficacy

Exp.

(n = 45)

55.40

± 6.27

58.84

± 6.79

-5.607

(< 0.001)

3.44

± 4.12

3.450 (0.001)

Cont.

(n = 48)

56.81

± 6.55

57.13

± 6.81

− 0.471 (0.640)

0.31

± 4.60

Motivation to transfer

Exp.

(n = 45)

49.31

± 8.92

54.29

± 7.72

-4.528

(< 0.001)

4.98

± 7.37

2.095 (0.039)

Cont.

(n = 48)

50.50

± 7.26

51.85

± 8.33

-1.026

(0.310)

1.35

± 9.14

  1. *ANCOVA conducted with the covariate of pretest value, Exp.=experimental group, Cont.=control group