Bridgette Lery, Emily Putnam-Hornstein, Wendy Wiegmann, Bryn King
Building Analytic Capacity and Statistical Literacy Among Title IV-E MSW Students
Journal of public child welfare
aim research examine attitudes perceptions dentofacial aesthetics among different age groups sample consisted elementaryschool students city sarajevo bosnia herzegovina parents study included 314 subjects 157 children 157 parents childrens group consisted 85 5414 males 72 4585 females aged 9 15 years descriptive statistics used determine frequency distribution percentages variables chisquared x2 test used determine association variables pvalue 005 considered significant differences associations dentofacial appearance teeth irregularity severe teeth irregularity analysis variance anova posthoc teststukeys hsd indicated difference statistically significant p 006 relative rank matching three subject groupsfor dentofacial appearance mild teeth irregularity anova posthoc teststukeys hsd showed statistical difference p 007 teenage group subjects relative preteenage group subjects adult group subjects attitudes desirable acceptable dental aesthetics differ younger children compared older children parents ten years old children find good function poor aesthetics pleasing 14 years old children find aesthetics bad function pleasing