Table 4.
Association of level of anxiety with different variables.
| Variables | Level of Anxiety | χ2 | p-value | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No anxiety n (%) |
Borderline anxiety n (%) |
Anxiety caseness n(%) |
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| Gender | |||||
| Male | 66(64.7) | 18(17.6) | 18(17.6) | 16.254 | <0.001 |
| Female | 23(34.8) | 15(22.7) | 28(42.4) | ||
| Living with | |||||
| Spouse | 76(56.3) | 28(20.7) | 31(23.0) | 6.751 | 0.034 |
| Single | 13(39.4) | 5(15.2) | 15(45.5) | ||
| Occupation status (n= 106) | |||||
| Housework | 8(25.0) | 8(25.0) | 16(50.0) | 21.995 | 0.001∗ |
| Agriculture | 8(36.4) | 6(27.3) | 8(36.4) | ||
| Service | 16(59.3) | 6(22.2) | 5(18.5) | ||
| Business | 20(80.0) | 2(8.0) | 3(12.0) | ||
| Economic status | |||||
| Enough to run family | 78(62.4) | 21(16.8) | 26(20.8) | 17.921 | <0.001 |
| Not enough to run family | 11(25.6) | 12(27.9) | 20(46.5) | ||
Significance level at 0.05. ∗Likelihood ratio.