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ANEXOS
ANEXO A
Tabela de frequências das idades dos participantes em função do Género
Idade em anos
Sexo Masculino (n)
% (m)
Sexo Feminino (n)
% (f)
4
10
9,9
-
-
5
12
11,9
5
17,2
6
19
18,8
4
13,8
7
14
13,9
7
24,1
8
10
9,9
4
13,8
9
5
5,0
-
-
10
7
6,9
1
3,4
11
10
9,9
1
3,4
12
5
5,0
1
3,4
13
2
2,0
2
6,9
14
1
1,0
-
-
15
-
-
1
3,4
16
-
-
1
3,4
Totais
95
94,1
27
93,1
ANEXO B
Tabela de frequências das avaliações por ano
Anos
Número de Avaliações
%
2002
1
,8
2003
-
-
2004
1
,8
2005
-
-
2006
4
3,2
2007
24
19,2
2008
22
17,6
2009
28
22,4
2010
19
15,2
2011
26
20,8
2012
4
3,2
ANEXO C
WISCQEC
Gráfico dos resultados do QIEC por sexo
WISCQIV
Gráfico dos resultados do QIV por sexo
WISCQIR
Gráfico dos resultados do QIR por sexo
WISCICV
Gráfico dos resultados do ICV por sexo
WISCIOP
Gráfico dos resultados do IOP por sexo
WISCIVP
Gráfico dos resultados do IVP por sexo

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