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. 2020 Jul 21;17(14):5252. doi: 10.3390/ijerph17145252

Table 3.

Factors associated with the perceived risk of COVID-19 among the respondents in Bangladesh during the lockdown period. (Bold indicates a significant association).

Demography Coefficient 95 %CI Adjusted coefficient 95%CI
Time (Ref = early lockdown) Ref Ref
Late lockdown −0.69 −1.09, −0.29 −0.85 −1.31, −0.39
Gender
Male Ref Ref
Female −0.79 −1.16, −0.42 −0.60 −0.96, −0.24
Age stratification (years)
18–28 Ref - -
29–38 −0.47 −0.97, −0.03
39–48 −0.34 −0.87, 0.18
49+years −0.78 −1.41, −0.15
Education level
Master’s Degree or Equivalent Ref - -
Bachelor’s Degree −0.11 −0.53, 0.31 - -
Primary/Secondary −0.19 −0.74, 0.37 - -
Marital Status
Not married Ref - -
Married −0.3 −0.68, 0.09 - -
Employment Status
Unemployed Ref - -
Employed −0.17 −0.55, 0.21 - -
Religious status
Muslim Ref - -
Others (Christian/Hindu) −0.6 −1.19, −0.00 - -
Perceived risk of COVID-19
Practice on quarantine
Low Practice quarantine Ref Ref
High Practice quarantine 1.18 0.80, 1.57 1.14 0.77, 1.50
Current, previously Quarantined for COVID-19
Yes, voluntarily Ref Ref
Yes, public health officers request 1.57 1.06, 2.09 1.47 0.97, 1.97
No 1.85 1.39, 2.32 1.59 1.17, 3.92
COVID-19 worries
Somehow worried $ Ref Ref
Very worried 0.07 −0.34, 0.47 0.50 0.04, 0.96

Note $ = low, neutral, and moderate; CI including “0” indicates non-statistically significant.