COVID- whatsapp

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[email protected] rasty_

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COVID-

porsline

whatsapp

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ACSM

BMI BMI=18.5-24.9

BMI=25-29.9

BMI WHR

porsline spss16

Chi-

Square T-Test

ANOVA

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56.7

BMI WHR

(Pvalue<0.05)

(p=0.018)

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Fat body mass

(BMI) 37.8

8.9 40.0 11.1

(n=90)

T-Test

37.2 100.1

P=0.001

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25.3 56.3

P=0.00

15.4 42.1

P=0.001

0.8 3.5

P=0.044

5.3 14.3

P=0.001

Total P

1 0 2

3 1 Pearson Chi-Square

P=0.000

2 4

74 81 3

3 1

4 1

6

7 78

90 5

Std. Mean Deviation T-Test

0.7 0.77096 p=0.00

37.2111 100.068

p=0.001

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(BMI)

covid19

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