TABLE 5.

Survey mode comparisons for any lifetime and number of mood or anxiety disorders as per composite international diagnostic instrument (CIDI) criteria.

		Survey mode						p‐value
		Face‐to‐face (n = 349)			Telephone (n = 396)
		Freq.	%	95% CI	Freq.	%	95% CI
Any mood or anxiety disorder	Yes	76	19.3	15.1–24.4	88	22.7	18.6–27.4	0.305 a
	No	273	80.7	75.6–84.9	308	77.3	72.6–81.4
Number of mood or anxiety disorders	0	273	80.7	75.6–84.9	308	77.3	72.6–81.4	0.579 b
	1	59	14.4	10.9–18.8	67	17.2	13.6–21.6
	2+	17	4.9	2.9–8.3	21	5.5	3.5–8.4

Note: All the percentages were weighted to account for sampling design in both surveys. Mood or anxiety disorder was defined based on meeting DSM‐5 criteria as measured by the composite international diagnostic instrument (version 3.3) for any of the following disorders: major depressive disorder, bipolar I/bipolar II, generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, and post‐traumatic disorder.

^a Uncorrected χ ² = 1.262, degrees of freedom = 1, Design‐corrected F (1, 744) = 1.052.

^b Uncorrected χ ² = 1.305, degrees of freedom = 2, Design‐corrected F (2, 1486) = 0.547.