Table 4.

Results of binary logistic regression estimating the odds ratios of anxiety, depression, and dissociation.

Variables	Anxiety		Depression		Dissociation
	OR	95% CI	OR	95% CI	OR	95% CI
Gender: female
t1	0.75	0.465–1.221	1.20	0.683–4.120	1.30	0.813–2.077
t2	1.55	0.936–2.573	1.80**	0.985–3.282	1.30	0.824–2.046
Age: 18–45 years
t1	1.67*	1.067–2.636	2.25*	1.332–3.814	1.43	0.956–2.136
t2	1.84*	1.207–2.791	1.90*	1.173–3.079	1.64*	1.114–2.410
Education level: lower
t1	1.74*	1.070–2.838	2.10*	1.244–3.526	1.63*	1.031–2.591
t2	1.93*	1.213–3.070	1.41	0.831–2.401	0.89	0.559–1.427
Traumatic events: yes
t1	2.55*	1.278–5.098	2.40*	1.120–5.139	2.50*	1.355–4.608
t2	2.29*	1.204–4.086	2.48*	1.181–5.188	0.97	0.598–1.589
COVID-19 infested: yes
t1
t2	0.85	0.449–1.606	1.00	0.502–2.007	0.56	0.297–1.050
Infected loved ones: yes
t1	0.61	0.326–1.155	0.51	0.247–1.064	0.73	0.874–2.675
t2	0.87	0.578–1.310	1.02	0.643–1.635	0.95	0.650–1.392

CI: confidence interval; OR: odds ratio.

^*Statistically significant at p-value < 0.05 regression with and without bootstrap (results are based on 1000 bootstrap samples).

^**Statistically significant at p-value < 0.05 only bootstrap (results are based on 1000 bootstrap samples).