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. 2011 Feb 25;47(3):465–473. doi: 10.1007/s00127-011-0354-z

Table 2.

Univariate analysis of social capital factors for respondents with psychological distress

n (%) OR 95% CI p
Feel safe in homea
 All of the time 321/4,459 7.2 1.00
 Most of the time 156/1,201 13.0 1.93 1.57–2.36 <0.001
 Some of the time 27/91 30.0 5.52 3.47–8.77 <0.001
 None of the time 6/9 67.5 26.79 6.79–105.62 <0.001
Neighbourhood a safe place
 Yes 462/5,363 8.6 1.00
 No 34/242 14.2 1.76 1.21–2.56 0.003
 Don’t know/not sure 15/158 9.3 1.09 0.63–1.87 0.768
Neighbourhood people trust one another
 Yes 381/4,693 8.1 1.00
 No 72/399 18.1 2.51 1.90–3.30 <0.001
 Don’t know/not sure 58/671 8.6 1.07 0.80–1.43 0.637
Control over life decisions
 Strongly agree 134/2,625 5.1 1.00
 Agree 231/2,700 8.6 1.74 1.40–2.17 <0.001
 Neutral/don’t know 40/162 24.6 6.06 4.07–9.02 <0.001
 Disagree 93/251 37.3 11.04 8.10–15.04 <0.001
 Strongly disagree 13/26 49.5 18.19 8.24–40.17 <0.001
Problems with transporta
 Never 367/5,079 7.2 1.00
 Sometimes 107/566 18.8 2.97 2.35–3.76 <0.001
 All the time 37/114 32.3 6.11 4.07–9.18 <0.001

Bold values denote significant at p < 0.05

aNot stated/other category not reported