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. 2023 Jul;52(7):1367–1377. doi: 10.18502/ijph.v52i7.13238

Table 3:

Analysis of the risk factors of suicidal ideation in Korean youth

Variables Suicidal ideation

B S.E. Wald Exp (B) 95% CI P-value
Sex F (ref. M) .741 .240 9.562 2.099 1.312–3.357 .002
Negative life events .814 .139 34.322 2.258 1.719–2.965 .000
Hopelessness Yes (ref. no) 2.589 .249 108.081 13.310 8.170–21.683 .000
Early-life adversity
  Rejection by peers Yes (ref. no) .024 .570 .002 1.024 0.335–3.131 .967
  Death of a sibling Yes (ref. no) .288 .298 .935 1.334 0.744–2.391 .334
  Parental unemployment Yes (ref. no) −.617 .488 1.602 .539 0.207–1.403 .206
  (including bankruptcy) Yes (ref. no) .365 .374 .954 1.441 0.692–3.001 .329
  Parental death
    Alcohol consumption Yes (ref. no) .574 .229 6.292 1.775 0.692–3.001 .012
Counseling experience Yes (ref. no) 2.050 .617 11.043 7.764 2.318–26.006 .001
Stress Yes (ref. no) 1.025 .255 16.110 2.787 1.689–4.596 .000
Current health status 30.797 .000
(ref. good) Normal 1.174 .253 21.469 3.235 1.969–5.315 .000
Poor 1.667 .253 24.213 5.294 2.726–10.282 .000
Cox & Snell R2=.087, Nagelkerke R2 =.477, −2 Log Likelihood Ratio χ2=725.154, p<.001

Note. F = Female; M = Male; CI = Confidence Interval; S.E.= Standard Error