Table 2.

Associations between changes in anxiety and nature exposure from the COVID-19 lockdown to the current time in Bangladesh and Egypt (N = 1,216).

	Bangladesh (N = 556)					Egypt (N = 660)
	B	Std. B	95% Cl		p	B	Std. B	95% Cl		p
Gender	0.344	0.095	0.03	0.658	0.032	0.025	0.009	−0.195	0.246	0.822
Age	−0.251	−0.069	−0.562	0.06	0.114	0.022	0.001	−1.343	1.388	0.974
Marital status	−0.342	−0.074	−0.732	0.048	0.085	−0.618	−0.032	−2.419	1.182	0.5
Current place of residence (urban)	0.055	0.013	−0.305	0.416	0.764	0.021	0.005	−0.31	0.352	0.899
Monthly family income	−0.221	−0.135	−0.36	−0.082	0.002	−0.072	−0.026	−0.284	0.14	0.507
COVID-19 diagnosis	−0.135	−0.042	−0.399	0.128	0.313	−0.004	−0.002	−0.16	0.152	0.955
Presence of long-standing illness	−0.47	−0.075	−0.987	0.047	0.075	0.398	0.071	−0.075	0.871	0.099
Habit of smoking	0.506	0.099	0.058	0.953	0.027	0.631	0.072	−0.075	1.338	0.08
BMI	0.024	0.056	−0.012	0.061	0.19	0.022	0.068	−0.003	0.046	0.078
Nature exposure
Δ indoor plants	0.094	0.052	−0.06	0.247	0.232	0.169	0.16	0.088	0.25	0.000
Δ Window views of nature	−0.023	−0.014	−0.157	0.112	0.742	0.072	0.043	−0.056	0.2	0.269
Δ Time spent outdoors	−0.264	−0.156	−0.403	−0.124	0.000	−0.04	−0.037	−0.122	0.042	0.34
Δ NDVI500	1.135	0.031	−1.872	4.142	0.459	−1.277	−0.014	−8.271	5.717	0.72
R2/Adjusted R2	0.086/0.064					0.046/0.027

Δ = value at the current time minus value in the lockdown period.