Table 6.

Association between adult’s anxiety levels based on the JAD7 score and different practices.

Association Between Adult’s Anxiety Level Based on The JAD7 Score and Different Practices			Anxiety Level Based on JAD7				P-Value
			None	Mild	Moderate	Severe
Has the child visited anyone from his relatives like his grandmother or grandfather during the quarantine period, and how many times did he visit them?	No	N	36	20	15	5	0.397
		%	40.9%	27.0%	41.7%	20.8%
	Yes, once per month	N	27	28	8	12
		%	30.7%	37.8%	22.2%	50.0%
	Yes, once per week	N	21	23	12	6
		%	23.9%	31.1%	33.3%	25.0%
	Yes, daily	N	4	3	1	1
		%	4.5%	4.1%	2.8%	4.2%
How were the child’s academic achievements during the quarantine period and online studying?	Better than before	N	14	8	1	2	0.055
		%	15.9%	10.8%	2.8%	8.3%
	The same as before the quarantine	N	43	28	16	6
		%	48.9%	37.8%	44.4%	25.0%
	Worse than before	N	31	38	19	16
		%	35.2%	51.4%	52.8%	66.7%
The child feels bored at home more than usual	No	N	38	24	7	8	0.083
		%	43.2%	32.4%	19.4%	33.3%
	Yes	N	50	50	29	16
		%	56.8%	67.6%	80.6%	66.7%
Do you feel anxious regarding sending the child to school after the pandemic?	No	N	64	46	19	11	0.041
		%	72.7%	62.2%	52.8%	45.8%
	Yes	N	24	28	17	13
		%	27.3%	37.8%	47.2%	54.2%