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. 2021 Jul 26;16(7):e0255211. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0255211

Table 5. Linear regression analysis for subjective increase in burden for the total sample.

Independent Variables Model 3: Increase in Burden (F(12, 4311) = 15.025, p < .001, adjusted R² = .037)
Δ B (95% CI) SE β t p
Step 1: Control Variables .016 .016
 Gendera .113 [.028, .197] .043 .040 2.623 .009
 Ageb
  31–40 -.077 [-.208, .053] .067 -.027 -1.160 .246
  41–50 .156 [.015, .297] .072 .052 2.165 .030
  51–60 .146 [.007, .285] .071 .053 2.066 .039
  >60 .290 [.107, .472] .093 .062 3.111 .002
 Professional experiencec
  3–6 years .122 [-.053, .297] .089 .030 1.371 .171
  >6 years .314 [.151, .477] .083 .115 3.783 < .001
  unknown .278 [.091, .464] .095 .071 2.920 .004
 Contact with SARS-CoV-2d .052 [-.024, .128] .039 .020 1.348 .178
Step 2: Resources .040 .024
 Sense of Coherence -.055 [-.066, -.044] .006 -.166 -9.945 < .001
 Social Support .011 [.001, .022] .005 .037 2.221 .026
 Religiosity .050 [.015, .0.85] .018 .043 2.819 .005

Notes. N = 4324. Δ = Change in . SE = Standard Error.

a Reference group = male.

b Reference group = Age 18–30.

c Reference group = Professional experience <3 years.

d Having contact with either COVID-19 infected patients or contaminated material; Reference group = no.