Table 4.

Summary Statistics of Multivariable Linear Regression Model. A model consisting of pre-existing diagnosis of a depressive disorder, presence of COVID-19-related food insecurity, and participants’ feedback about the degree to which they could express themselves during telepsychiatry sessions together explained 40.11% of the variance in Kessler Psychological Distress Scale K10+ total scores. As shown in the model coefficients, pre-existing diagnosis of depressive disorder and food insecurity increased predicted distress score, while perception of being able to express “about the same” during telepsychiatry sessions as during on-site sessions decreased the predicted score.

Model Summary
R	R2	Adjusted R2	Std. Error of the Estimate	F	Significance
0.7381	0.5448	0.4011	7.501	3.79	0.01187
Coefficients
Step	Beta	Std. Error	t-value	Significance
(Constant)	20.483	5.186	3.95	0.00086 ***
Depressive Disorder	8.647	3.312	2.611	0.01717 *
Food Insecurity	8.71	3.433	2.537	0.02011 *
Expressed the Same	−10.72	4.349	−2.465	0.02340 *
Expressed Somewhat Less	−7.746	4.753	−1.63	0.1196
Expressed Somewhat More	−9.984	6.604	−1.512	0.14705
Expressed Substantially Less	4.871	8.811	0.553	0.58686