Table 3.

Associations between changes in depression 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	0.308	0.083	−0.018	0.633	0.064	0.1	0.031	−0.153	0.352	0.438
Age	−0.285	−0.077	−0.607	0.038	0.084	−0.384	−0.023	−1.945	1.176	0.629
Marital status	−0.203	−0.043	−0.607	0.202	0.326	−0.281	−0.013	−2.34	1.778	0.789
Current place of residence (urban)	0.028	0.006	−0.345	0.402	0.882	0.056	0.011	−0.323	0.434	0.772
Monthly family income	−0.146	−0.087	−0.29	−0.002	0.047	−0.035	−0.011	−0.278	0.207	0.776
COVID-19 diagnosis	−0.045	−0.014	−0.318	0.228	0.747	−0.059	−0.026	−0.237	0.12	0.519
Presence of long-standing illness	0.029	0.004	−0.507	0.565	0.916	0.15	0.024	−0.391	0.692	0.586
Habit of smoking	0.809	0.155	0.345	1.273	0.001	0.474	0.048	−0.334	1.283	0.25
BMI	0.022	0.05	−0.015	0.06	0.242	0.014	0.038	−0.014	0.042	0.336
Nature exposure
Δ indoor plants	0.094	0.051	−0.065	0.253	0.246	−0.119	−0.099	−0.211	−0.026	0.012
Δ Window views of nature	−0.037	−0.023	−0.177	0.102	0.598	−0.138	−0.073	−0.285	0.008	0.063
Δ Time spent outdoors	−0.256	−0.147	−0.4	−0.111	0.001	0.012	0.01	−0.082	0.106	0.801
Δ NDVI500	−0.658	−0.017	−3.776	2.459	0.679	−1.223	−0.012	−9.22	6.774	0.764
R2/Adjusted R2	0.066/0.044					0.025/0.005

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