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Table 2.

Unadjusted and adjusted effects of perceived COVID-19 risk on stress symptoms (N = 1016–1187).

Perceived COVID-19 Risk Unadjusted Model	N	Estimated Marginal Mean	Standard Error	Pairwise Comparison
1. Low	278	1.89	0.05	1 < 2 *, 1 < 3 *
2. Medium	419	2.23	0.04	2 > 1 *, 2 < 3 *
3. High	490	2.53	0.04	3 > 2 *, 3 > 1 *
Perceived COVID-19 Risk Adjusted Model (Demographics) ¹	N	Estimated Marginal Mean	Standard Error	Pairwise Comparison
1. Low	268	1.92	0.06	1 < 2 *, 1 < 3 *
2. Medium	405	2.24	0.04	2 > 1 *, 2 < 3 *
3. High	471	2.52	0.04	3 > 2 *, 3 > 1 *
Perceived COVID-19 Risk Adjusted Model (Demographics and Work Characteristics) ²	N	Estimated Marginal Mean	Standard Error	Pairwise Comparison
1. Low	265	1.93	0.08	1 < 2 *, 1 < 3 *
2. Medium	399	2.24	0.07	2 > 1 *, 2 < 3 *
3. High	466	2.53	0.07	3 > 2 *, 3 > 1 *
Perceived COVID-19 Risk Adjusted Model (Demographics, Work Characteristics, Member of Risk Group, Trust in Authorities and Perceived Risk in Spare Time) ³	N	Estimated Marginal Mean	Standard Error	Pairwise Comparison
1. Low	239	1.94	0.08	1 < 2 *, 1 < 3 *
2. Medium	351	2.21	0.08	2 > 1 *, 2 < 3 *
3. High	426	2.52	0.08	3 > 2 *, 3 > 1 *

*** p < 0.001; ¹ adjusted model controlled for gender, age, number of people living in the household, highest education; ² adjusted model controlled for gender, age, number of people living in the household, highest education, occupational group, working time pattern; ³ fully adjusted model controlled for gender, age, number of people living in the household, highest education, occupational group, working time pattern, belonging to a COVID-19 risk group, perceived risk in spare time, and trust in the Finnish authorities.