Table 3.

Multiple Regression Predicting Trauma-Related Distress With Standardized β-Weights Presented From Step 4

	Trauma-related distress
Predictor variable	β	p-value
Step 1
Gender	−0.144	< .001***
Age	−0.022	0.083
Country income classification	0.032	0.013*
Partnered vs. not partnered	0.003	0.795
Employed vs. unemployed	−0.041	0.001**
Dependent < 18 years old in home vs. not	−0.029	0.075
Step 2
Currently have symptoms of this disease but have not been tested	0.020	0.097
Tested and currently have this disease	0.027	0.031*
Had symptoms of this disease but never tested	0.020	0.104
Tested positive for this disease but no longer have it	−0.034	0.012*
Got medical treatment due to severe symptoms of this disease	0.020	0.111
Hospital stay due to this disease	−0.003	0.796
Someone died of this disease while in our home	0.030	0.009**
Death of close friend or family member from this disease	0.036	0.002**
Step 3
Quarantine level	0.054	< .001***
Step 4
Laid off from job or had to close own business	0.029	0.022*
Reduced work hours or furloughed	0.042	< .001***
Had to continue to work in close contact with people who might be infected	0.031	0.016*
Provided direct care to people with the disease	0.022	0.074
Increase in workload or work responsibilities	−0.005	0.721
Hard time doing job well because of needing to take care of people in the home	0.044	0.001**
Hard time making the transition to working from home	0.089	< .001***
Unable to get enough food or healthy food	0.068	< .001***
Unable to pay important bills like rent or utilities	0.045	0.001**
Had a child in home who could not go to school	−0.013	0.404
Increase in verbal arguments or conflict with other adult(s) in home	0.118	< .001***
Separated from family or close friends	0.075	< .001***
Events/celebrations canceled or restricted	0.029	0.020*

Note. All effects are presented from the final step.

^*= p < .05.

^**= p <.01.

^***= p <.001.