[Retracted] Effects of Stress Psychological Intervention on the Cardiopulmonary Function, Negative Emotion, Self-Efficacy, and Quality of Life in Patients with Acute Respiratory Failure

Table 1

Comparison of clinical data between the two groups (n, %).

Clinical data	Control group (n = 52)	Experimental group (n = 52)	χ^2 value	P value
Age (years)
<65	23 (44.23%)	25 (48.08%)	0.155	0.694
≥65	29 (55.77%)	27 (51.92%)
Gender
Male	28 (53.85%)	26 (50.00%)	0.154	0.695
Female	24 (46.15%)	26 (50.00%)
Type
Type I	32 (61.54%)	37 (71.15%)	1.077	0.299
Type II	20 (38.46%)	15 (28.85%)
Cause of disease
Chronic obstructive pulmonary emphysema	20 (38.46%)	21 (40.38%)	1.186	0.978
Severe or critical asthma	11 (21.15%)	9 (17.31%)
Acute respiratory distress syndrome	7 (13.46%)	7 (13.46%)
Sleep apnea syndrome	6 (11.54%)	8 (15.38%)
Spontaneous pneumothorax	3 (5.77%)	4 (7.69%)
Acute pulmonary infarction	3 (5.77%)	2 (3.85%)
Other	2 (3.85%)	1 (1.92%)
Level of education
Junior high school and below	35 (67.31%)	32 (61.54%)	0.388	0.824
High school	13 (25.00%)	15 (28.85%)
University and above	4 (7.69%)	5 (9.62%)