Table 2 Analysis of general factors influencing the willingness of different populations to perform CPR on females
From: Factors analysis of lower probability of receiving bystander CPR in females: a web-based survey
Relevant factors | Degree of Willingness | Total | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Strongly unwilling (n, % of total) | Unwilling (n, % of total) | Neutral (n, % of total) | Willing (n, % of total) | Strongly willing (n, % of total) | ||
Gender | Â | Â | Â | Â | Â | Â |
 Male | 9(4.37%) | 11(5.34%) | 43(20.87%) | 108(52.43%) | 35(16.99%) | 206(100%) |
 Female | 10(4.85%) | 6(2.91%) | 51(24.76%) | 116(56.31%) | 44(21.36%) | 227(100%) |
Age | Â | Â | Â | Â | Â | Â |
 18–35 years | 1(0.34%) | 6(2.03%) | 80(27.03%) | 165(55.74%) | 44(14.86%) | 296(100%) |
 36–50 years | 7(8.33%) | 7(8.33%) | 7(8.33%) | 42(50.00%) | 21(25.00%) | 84(100%) |
 51–75 years | 11(20.75%) | 4(7.55%) | 7(13.21%) | 17(32.08%) | 14(26.42%) | 53(100%) |
Occupation | Â | Â | Â | Â | Â | Â |
 Medical students | 1(0.39%) | 4(1.56%) | 75(29.30%) | 138(53.91%) | 38(14.84%) | 256(100%) |
 Medical industry workers | 17(13.18%) | 8(6.20%) | 14(10.85%) | 62(48.06%) | 28(27.71%) | 129(100%) |
 Non-medical industry workers | 1(2.08%) | 5(10.42%) | 5(10.42%) | 24(50%) | 13(27.08%) | 48(100%) |
Education Level | Â | Â | Â | Â | Â | Â |
 Middle School | 1(7.69%) | 1(7.69%) | 3(23.08%) | 5(38.46%) | 3(23.08%) | 13(100%) |
 Bachelor’s Degree | 17(4.42%) | 14(3.64%) | 86(22.34%) | 200(51.95%) | 68(17.66%) | 385(100%) |
 Postgraduate and above | 1(2.86%) | 2(5.71%) | 5(14.29%) | 19(54.29%) | 8(22.86%) | 35(100%) |