Table 2.
Levels of anxiety, depression and traumatic distress related to COVID-19 in the study sample (n = 456).
| Normal (n) % |
Mild (n) % |
Moderate (n) % |
Severe (n) % |
Extremely Severe (n) % |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Traumatic distress | (346) 75.9% | (56) 12.3% | (19) 4.1% | (35) 7.7% | |
| Anxiety | (340) 74.6% | (27) 5.9% | (50) 11% | (20) 4.4% | (19) 4.2% |
| Depression | (287) 62.9% | (56) 12.3% | (71) 15.6% | (21) 4.6% | (21) 4.6% |
Traumatic distress measured by the Impact of Event Scale-Revised, anxiety and depression measured by the respective subscales of Depression Anxiety and Stress Scale–21. Anxiety cut off scores: normal (0–7), mild (8–9), moderate (10–14), severe (15–19), extremely severe (≥20). Depression cut off scores: normal (0–9), mild (10–13), moderate (14–20), severe (21–27), extremely severe (≥28). Traumatic distress: normal (0–23), mild (24–32), moderate (33–38), severe (≥39).