Table 5.

Multivariate Linear Regression Analysis for Depression (N = 2,627)

Variables	B	SE	p value	95% CI
Age	0.043	0.077	0.581	[-0.108, 0.194]
Gender (male)	0.661	0.196	0.001	[0.277, 1.044]
Major (science)	0.241	0.225	0.283	[-0.199, 0.682]
Types of University
Comprehensive *
Teachers’	-1.062	0.293	<0.001	[-1.638, -0.487]
Medical	-0.434	0.342	0.205	[-1.104, 0.237]
Vocational Technology	-0.636	0.262	0.015	[-1.149, -0.123]
Stress Level
Very Severe*
Severe	-0.168	0.242	0.487	[-0.643, 0.306]
Generally	0.005	0.247	0.984	[-0.479, 0.489]
Good	0.059	0.305	0.847	[-0.539, 0.656]
Unclear	0.975	0.500	0.051	[-0.006, 1.955]
Factors of Employment Stress
ESS-F	0.233	0.039	<0.001	[0.156, 0.310]
ESS-C	0.171	0.042	<0.001	[0.088, 0.253]
ESS-P	0.048	0.049	0.323	[-0.047, 0.144]
ESS-I	0.388	0.042	<0.001	[0.305, 0.471]

R2= 0.300, adjusted R²= 0.296, F (14, 2612) = 79.962, p < .001. *Reference variable, ESS-F: Family Factors of Employment Stress, ESS-C: College Factors of Employment Stress, ESS-P: Professional Factors of Employment Stress, ESS-I: Individual Factors of Employment Stress.