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. 2020 Mar;20(1):257–265. doi: 10.4314/ahs.v20i1.31

Table 2.

Qualitative characteristics of study population according to status of anxiety and depression

Variables Anxiety Depression
No
(N=217)
Yes
(N=90)
P-
value*
No
(N=203)
Yes
(N=104)
P-value*
Anxiety/ No, n (%) 182
(89.7%)
21 (10.3%) 0.001** 182 (83.8%) 35 (16.2%) 0.001**
Depression Yes, n (%) 35 (33.7%) 69 (66.3%) 21 (23.3%) 69 (76.6%)
Sex Male, n (%) 46 (79.3%) 12 (20.7%) 0.15 44 (75.9%) 14 (24.1%) 0.08
Female, n (%) 171
(68.7%)
78 (31.3%) 159 (63.9%) 90 (36.1%)
Age groups < 40, n (%) 113
(72.0%)
44
(28.0%)
0.87 105 (66.5%) 53(33.5%) 0.27
40-< 60, n (%) 90 (69.2%) 40
(30.8%)
88(68.2%) 41 (31.8%)
≥ 60, n (%) 14 (70.0%) 6 (30.0%) 10(50%) 10 (50%)
BMI Overweight, n
(%)
70 (72.9%) 26 (27.1%) 0.47 69 (71.9%) 27 (28.1%) 0.15
Obese, n (%) 147
(69.7%)
64
(30.3%)
134 (63.5%) 77 (36.5%)
WC No Central
Obesity, n (%)
19 (70.4%) 8 (29.6%) 0.28 8 (61.5%) 5 (38.5%) 0.72
Central Obesity,
n (%)
198
(76.9%)
92
(23.1%)
195 (66.3%) 99 (33.7%)

BMI; Body Mass Index, WC; Waist Circumference

*

P -values were derived from chi square test