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. 2021 Jun 25;16(6):e0253654. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0253654

Table 3. Prevalence of reporting symptoms for anxiety and depression, anxiety, and depression across subpopulation groups in Wave 1.

Probable anxiety and depression Probable anxiety Probable depression
Race, n (%)
 Non-Blacks 738 (11.4%) 1,060 (16.72%) 679 (10.70%)
 Blacks 52 (9.74) 72 (13.46%) 47 (8.79%)
Age, n (%)
 18–34 264 (18.57%) 351 (24.67%) 229 (16.08%)
 35–54 320 (12.48%) 455 (17.74%) 294 (11.44%)
 55–64 115 (8.23%) 184 (13.17%) 108 (7.73%)
 65 plus 91 (6.10%) 143 (9.57%) 95 (6.37%)
Education, n (%)
 High school diploma or GED and below 205 (13.45%) 284 (18.61%) 200 (13.10%)
 Some college 311 (12.19%) 401 (15.71%) 297 (11.62%)
 College and above 274 (9.76%) 448 (15.95%) 229 (8.16%)
Income, n (%)
 $0–29,999 303 (18.25%) 373 (22.43%) 291 (17.50%)
 $30–59,999 199 (11.31%) 268 (15.24%) 196 (11.13%)
 $60–99,999 136 (8.11%) 233 (13.90%) 128 (7.63%)
 $100,000 or more 150 (8.46%) 257 (14.50%) 109 (6.15%)
Household, n (%)
 Have no children 533 (11.37%) 750 (15.99%) 496 (10.57%)
 Have children 257 (11.71%) 383 (17.45%) 230 (10.46%)
Gender, n (%)
 Female 556 (13.79%) 801 (19.86%) 475 (11.77%)
 Male 234 (8.21%) 332 (11.64%) 251 (8.80%)
Employment, n (%)
 Employed 432 (10.46%) 665 (16.10%) 366 (8.85%)
 Unemployed 109 (20.30%) 134 (24.95%) 104 (19.33%)
 Others 249 (11.24%) 334 (15.06%) 256 (11.55%)

* p<0.10;

** p<0.05;

*** p<0.01

95% CIs are in parentheses.