Table 3.

Factors associated with French’s attitudes toward the COVID-19 lockdown, logistic regressions, March 27–29, COCONEL Survey (N = 1012)

	Cluster 1 38%	Cluster 2 31%	Cluster 3 31%	Cluster 2 vs Cluster 1	Cluster 3 vs Cluster 1
	row%			adjusted odds ratios
Gender
- man (n = 482)	40%	28%	32%	NS	NS
- woman (n = 530) (ref.)	36%	33%	31% ns
Age (in years):
- 18–25 (n = 113)	31%	21%	48%	0.76 ns	NS
- 26–45 (n = 318)	41%	27%	32%	0.86 ns
- 46–65 (n = 339) (ref.)	38%	32%	30%	-1-
- > 65 (n = 242)	39%	37%	24%***	1.75**
Educational level:					NS
- < High-school (n = 515) (ref.)	32%	38%	30%	-1-
- High-school, 1st university degree (n = 313)	40%	28%	32%	0.75 ns
- > 2 years completed at university (n = 184)	51%	15%	34%***	0.39***
Household’s income level:
- low income (<Q1, n = 216)	18%	37%	45%	2.25**	2.46***
- medium income (Q1-Q3, n = 566) (ref.)	39%	31%	30%	-1-	-1-
- high income (>Q3, n = 230)	55%	24%	21%***	0.74 ns	0.58**
Experiencing financial difficulties due to the lockdown
-no (n = 822) (ref.)	43%	29%	28%	-1-	-1-
-yes (n = 190)	19%	38%	43%***	2.40***	2.16**
Current occupation status:
-still working out of home (n = 203) (ref.)	38%	29%	33%	NS	NS
-teleworking (n = 107)	58%	14%	28%
-unemployed due to the lockdown (n = 212)	36%	33%	31%
-unemployed/out of work before the lockdown (n = 490) (ref.)	35%	34%	31%***
Confined in an overcrowded housing:
- no (n = 918) (ref.)	39%	31%	30%	NS	NS
- yes (n = 94)	25%	29%	46%**
Mental health (MHI-5)
- no psychological distress (< 56, n = 644) (ref.)	44%	28%	28%	-1-	-1-
- psychological distress (≥56, n = 368)	29%	35%	36%***	1.61**	1.52*
Cases of COVID-19 in the household/among relatives
- no (n = 898) (ref.)	38%	31%	31%	NS	NS
- yes (n = 114)	40%	27%	33% ns

***,**,*, ns: respectively significant at p < 0.001, p < 0.01, p < 0.05, non significant (χ² independence test for bivariate analyses, Wald’s χ² for adjusted odds ratios)

NS: variable not selected by the stepwise selection procedure (entry threshold p < 0.05)