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. 2020 Sep 14;133:104996. doi: 10.1016/j.ssci.2020.104996

Table 4.

Association between the variables associated with history of contact and psychological distress among non-health workers.

Non-Health Workers (N = 1089)
Non-Health Workers Working Away From Home (N = 492)
Non-Health Workers Working From Home (N = 597)

GHQ



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GHQ


N (%) NO YES χ2 Statistics p N (%) NO YES χ2 Statistics p N (%) NO YES χ2 Statistics p
Contact > 15′ <2m with infected person
No 800 (73.5) 36.6 63.4 3.974 0.046 357 (72.6) 34.2 65.8 1.243 0.265 443 (74.2) 38.6 61.4 2.717 0.099
Yes, or doesn’t know 289 (26.5) 30.1 69.9 135 (27.4) 28.9 71.1 154 (25.8) 31.2 68.8
Casual contact with infected person
No 706 (64.8) 36.8 63.2 3.301 0.069 313 (63.6) 34.2 65.8 0.835 0.361 393 (65.8) 38.9 61.1 2.502 0.114
Yes, or doesn’t know 383 (35.2) 31.3 68.7 179 (36.4) 30.2 69.8 204 (34.2) 32.4 67.6
Any contact with person or material suspicious of being contaminated
No 591 (54.3) 39.3 60.7 10.819 0.001 260 (52.8) 35.4 64.6 1.773 0.183 331 (55.4) 42.3 57.7 10.076 0.002
Yes, or doesn’t know 498 (45.7) 29.7 70.3 232 (47.2) 29.7 70.3 266 (44.6) 29.7 70.3
Infected family member
No 905 (83.1) 34.9 65.1 0.001 0.972 410 (83.3) 32.0 68.0 0.667 0.414 495 (82.9) 37.4 62.6 0.594 0.441
Yes, or doesn’t know 184 (16.9) 34.8 65.2 82 (16.7) 36.6 63.4 102 (17.1) 33.3 66.7