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. 2017 Mar 3;32(5):843–849. doi: 10.3346/jkms.2017.32.5.843

Table 5. Adjusted association of stress with depression, anxiety and suicidal ideation.

Cause of stress Depression* Anxiety Suicidal ideation
Work, job, or school 1.781 (1.663-1.907)§ 1.631 (1.470-1.810)§ 1.378 (1.289-1.472)§
Interpersonal relationships 2.469 (2.296-2.655)§ 1.670 (1.498-1.862)§ 2.466 (2.301-2.642)§
Change in relationships 2.855 (2.509-3.248)§ 1.438 (1.187-1.742)§ 2.048 (1.801-2.330)§
Sickness or injury 1.676 (1.446-1.941)§ 2.177 (1.802-2.629)§ 1.636 (1.427-1.876)§
Financial problems 1.922 (1.743-2.119)§ 1.635 (1.426-1.876)§ 2.838 (2.608-3.088)§
Unusual happenings 0.834 (0.672-1.034) 1.813 (1.406-2.339)§ 1.262 (1.052-1.514)§
Change or lack of change in routine 1.793 (1.589-2.024)§ 0.974 (0.812-1.169) 1.229 (1.086-1.390)§

Values are presented as OD (95% CI).

OD = odds ratio, CI = confidence interval.

*Adjusted for age, gender and anxiety as well as the following stress causes: work, job, or school, interpersonal relationships, change in relationships, sickness or injury, financial problems and unusual happenings stress; Adjusted for age, gender and depression as well as the following stress causes: work, job, or school, interpersonal relationships, change in relationships, sickness or injury, financial problems and change or lack of change in routine; Adjusted for age, gender, depression and anxiety as well as the following stress causes: work, job, or school, interpersonal relationships, change in relationships, sickness or injury, financial problems, and lack of change in routine; § P < 0.05.