Table 3.

Odds ratios (95% Confidence Intervals) for the association between recession impacts in each domain and mental health outcomes

	Domain of Recession Impact
Mental Health Outcome	Financial OR (95%CI)	Job-related OR (95%CI)	Housing OR (95%CI)
Symptoms of major depression (n = 3293)
Step 1	1·3 (1·23–1·42)	1·4 (1·23–1·53)	1·4 (1·29–1·58)
Step 2	1·2 (1·14–1·35)	1·3 (1·14–1·45)	1·3 (1·18–1·48)
Symptoms of generalized anxiety (n = 3293)
Step 1	1·5 (1·32–1·72)	1·3 (1·05–1·56)	1·5 (1·30–1·79)
Step 2	1·3 (1·09–1·61)	1·1(0·89–1·40)	1·3 (1·04–1·59)
Symptoms of panic disorder (n = 3293)
Step 1	1·3 (1·18–1·37)	1·3 (1·14–1·46)	1·3 (1·15–1·44)
Step 2	1·2 (1·09–1·32)	1·2 (1·05–1·37)	1·2 (1·05–1·34)
Problems related to alcohol use (n = 2530)
Step 1	1·0 (0·92–1·10)	1·1 (0·97–1·30)	1·0 (0·90–1·20)
Step 2	1·0 (0·88–1·08)	1·0 (0·89–1·21)	1·0 (0·89–1·20)
Problems related to other substance use (n =2545)
Step 1	1·4 (1·18–1·58)	1·4 (1·10–1·75)	1·5 (1·24–1·81)
Step 2	1·2 (1·00–1·43)	1·2 (0·94–1·57)	1·3 (1·07–1·64)

Note. The odds ratios in Step 1 are controlled for baseline levels of the mental health outcome. The odds ratios in Step 2 are also controlled for all sociodemographic characteristics listed in Table 1. Statistically significant associations (adjusting for a paper-wide false discovery rate of 5%) are presented in bold.