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. 2020 Oct 19;17(20):7623. doi: 10.3390/ijerph17207623

Table 1.

Descriptive statistics of all variables and their unadjusted associations with work identification, perceived COVID-19 risk at work, and stress symptoms (N = 1159–1279).

N % or Mean (SD) Perceived Risk
X2/F-Test
Work Identification
X2/F-Test
Stress Symptoms
F-Test/
Correlation
Predictors
Work identification
Low 621 49 3.40 - 22.72 ***,g
High 653 51
Perceived risk at work
Low 278 23 - 3.40 44.92 ***,g
Medium 421 35
High 490 41
Outcome Variable
Stress symptoms a 1272 2.27 (0.94) c,d 44.92 ***,g 22.72 ***,g -
Background Variables
Gender
Female 1168 93 1.38 0.02 7.25 **,g
Male 88 7
Age (years)
18–24 15 1
25–34 227 18 35.69 *** 0.42 7.55 ***,g
35–44 443 35
45–54 361 28
55–64 233 18
Number of people living in the household 1262 3.03 (1.35) c,e 4.38 *,g 0.09 g 0.00 h
Level of highest education
Secondary 246 19 5.22 1.72 7.27 **,g
Tertiary 1023 81
Occupational group
Social sector workers 174 14 0.59 3.17 0.02 g
Health care workers 1091 86
Working time pattern
Regular day work 612 48 16.79 * 16.85 ** 0.72 g
Regular evening/night work 14 1
Two-shift work 230 18
Three-shift work 373 29
Other working time pattern 47 4
Belonging to a COVID-19 risk group 3.10 0.00 8.91 **,g
Yes 257 21
No 953 79
Perceived risk in spare time
Low 592 51 93.65 *** 0.24 2.74 g
Medium 428 37
High 139 12
Trust in the Finnish authorities b 1252 2.33 (1.01) c,f 6.53 **,g 15.34 ***,g 0.10 **,h

a Scale 0–4; a higher number indicates symptoms reported more often; b scale 1–5, a higher number indicates lower trust; c mean (standard deviation); d Min. = 0, Max. = 4; e Min. = 1, Max. = 9; f Min. = 1, Max. = 5; g F-test; h Pearson correlation. *** <0.001, ** <0.01, and * <0.05.