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. 2021 May 7;18(9):4974. doi: 10.3390/ijerph18094974

Table 1.

Characteristics of the study participants by anxiety status.

Characteristics All Participants
n = 24,678
No Anxiety
n = 22,876
Anxiety
n = 1802
Sex (%)
Man 13,630 (55.2) 12,693 (55.5) 937 (52.0)
Woman 11,048 (44.8) 10,183 (44.5) 865 (48.0)
Place of resident (%)
City 4360 (17.7) 3974 (17.4) 386 (21.5)
Rural 5063 (20.5) 4648 (20.3) 415 (23.0)
County-level city 15,255 (61.7) 14,254 (62.3) 1001 (55.5)
Worried level (%)
High 18,012 (73.0) 16,340 (71.4) 1672 (92.8)
Moderate/Low/None 6666 (27.0) 6536 (28.6) 130 (7.2)
Fear level (%)
High 10,796 (43.7) 9313 (40.7) 1483 (82.3)
Moderate/Low/None 13,882 (56.3) 13,563 (59.3) 319 (17.7)
Cognition level (%)
High 11,436 (46.3) 11,436 (46.3) 783 (43.5)
Moderate 7107 (28.8) 6566 (28.7) 541 (30.0)
Low 6135 (24.9) 5657 (24.7) 478 (26.5)
Behavior Status (%)
Negative 6432 (26.0) 5810 (25.4) 622 (34.5)
Positive 18,246 (74.0) 17,066 (74.6) 1180 (65.5)

Data are presented as the mean (SD) normal distribution of continuous variables and numbers (percentages) for categorical variables; p-values were calculated using Student’s t-test and chi-squared. Compared with No anxiety, p < 0.05.