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. 2020 Aug 1;67(4):514–518. doi: 10.1016/j.jadohealth.2020.07.001

Table 1.

Prevalence of depression and anxiety symptoms by social support and demographic characteristics (N = 7,202)

Variables n % Depression
Anxiety
n % p n % p
Gender .001 .022
 Male 3,343 46.4 1,418 42.4 1,223 36.6
 Female 3,859 53.6 1,789 46.4 1,513 39.2
Grade <.001 <.001
 JHS 3,120 43.4 1,221 39.1 1,101 35.3
 SHS 4,082 56.7 1,986 48.7 1,636 40.1
Living with parents .086 .009
 Yes 6,840 95.0 3,030 44.3 2,575 37.6
 No 362 5.0 177 48.9 161 44.5
COVID-19 exposure .001 .018
 Yes 471 6.5 245 52.0 203 43.1
 No 6,731 93.5 2,962 44.0 2,533 37.6
Hometown <.001 <.001
 Urban resident 2,621 36.4 1,012 38.6 871 33.2
 Rural resident 4,581 63.6 2,195 47.9 1,865 40.7
Social support <.001 <.001
 High 1,769 24.6 463 26.2 435 24.6
 Medium 5,040 70.0 2,508 49.8a 2,101 41.7a
 Low 393 5.4 236 60.1a,b 200 50.9a,b
 Total 7,202

COVID-19 = coronavirus disease 2019; JHS = junior high school; SHS = senior high school.

a

Compared with high social support, p < .001.

b

Compared with medium social support, p < .001.