Table 3. Parameters that might affect the mean number of sessions in successful groups and relationships between these parameters
Parameters		Mean number of sessions	p value
History of sexual abuse	Present	9.8±8.3	0.968
	Absent	9.5±3.3
History of unsuccessful treatment	Present	10.6±4.2	0.088
	Absent	7.1±3.6
Site selection for exercise	At home	9.7±3.4	0.640
	Outpatient clinic	9.1±6.2
First day of admittance (month)	≤6	8.3±4.2	0.355
	>6	10.7±4.2
Exercise preference	Finger	8.6±3.9	0.161
	Others*	12.2±4.6
Starting with cotton swab	Yes	11.8±1.3	0.079
	No	8.7±4.7
First choice of department	Gynecologist	8.5±3.9	0.291
	Other**	10.8±4.7
Education level	≤ High school	10.2±2.6	0.325
	University	8.7±5.6
Working condition	Yes	8.3±3.9	0.061
	No	12.3±3.9
Extreme addiction to mother/extreme addiction to father	Yes	9.6±3.9	0.788
	No	9.7±4.5
History of bad parenting***	Yes	9.3±4.5	0.391
	No	10.4±3.6
Sexual desire, pleasure, vaginal lubrication	Yes	9.0±3.4	0.592
	No	10.3±5.5
Anal/oral sex, masturbation	Yes	9.2±4.6	0.356
	No	10.6±3.3
Whose fault is it?	My fault.	10.6±2.9	0.042
	Our fault.	7.5±5.7
Position preference	Missionary position	9.3±3.6	0.951
	Cowboy position	9.8±4.9
Additional treatment****	Yes	9.9±4.3	0.518
	No	9.3±4.5
Psychological therapy, history of drug therapy	Present	10.8±7.4	0.542
	Absent	9.3±3.6
Person she came with	Single	9.3±4.1	0.860
	With her partner	9.7±4.9
Sexual disorder in male partner*****	Present	13.3±3.7	0.013
	Absent	8.2±3.7
Stage	1-2	8.4±3.7	0.401
	≥3	10.1±4.6
Data were presented as mean ± standard deviation (SD), number and number (%). Statistical analysis was performed using Mann-Whitney-U test, * dilator or penis, ** psychologist or psychiatrist or urologist or family doctor or spiritual person, *** violence/ divorce/ infidelity/ repressive/ loveless/ alcoholism, **** transition between at home/ outpatient clinic and/ or finger/ dilator, ***** premature ejaculation or late ejaculation.