Table:
mental health covariates
off-reserve first nations
metis
inuit

mean
se
f
mean
se
f
mean
se
f

self-rated mental health

very good/excellent
3.5
0.09
2491.1
3.5
0.10
2362.2
3.8
0.20
284.4

poor/fair/good
10.6
0.29
10.4
0.26
7.5
0.37

diagnosed mood disorder

no
4.7
0.12
3162.7
4.7
0.12
2697.3
4.7
0.21
697.2

yes
15.4
0.49
15.2
0.44
15.1
0.82

diagnosed anxiety disorder

no
5.0
0.14
2141.5
4.8
0.12
1940.5
5.1
0.23
192.2

yes
14.4
0.47
13.8
0.45
11.6
1.13

considered suicide in past 12 months

no
5.6
0.13
1771.2
5.5
0.14
973.4
5.0
0.23
293.0

yes
19.0
0.68
17.2
0.80
13.2
0.94

Statement: first nations people living off reserve, metis, and inuit who reported poor/fair/good mental health had significantly higher distress scores than those who reported very good/excellent mental health.
Question: first nations people living off reserve, metis, and inuit, which type of people had significantly higher distress scores, who reported poor/fair/good mental health or those who reported very good/excellent mental health?
Answer: poor/fair/good