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. 2021 Oct 25;24(6):1643–1662. doi: 10.1007/s11218-021-09665-4

Table 1.

Descriptive statistics of the respondents

Characteristics Descriptive statistics
Age (in years) Mean: 19.57
Standard Deviation: 1.028
Gender Male: 816 (32.9%)
Female: 1665 (67.1%)
Academic year Freshman: 1348 (54.3%)
Sophomore: 1047 (42.2%)
Junior: 86 (3.5%)
Major Medical Science: 517 (20.8%)
Primary Education: 414 (16.7%)
Foreign Language: 262 (10.6%)
Arts: 218 (8.8%)
Telecommunication Engineering: 179 (7.2%)
Computer: 177 (7.1%)
Biology Engineering: 162 (6.5%)
Machinery: 147 (5.9%)
Economics &Management : 143 (5.8%)
Mass Media: 109 (4.4%)
Mathematics &Physics: 81 (3.3%)
Chemical Engineering: 72 (2.9%)
During the COVID-19 quarantined time, stay with Family members: 2398 (96.7%)
Cousins: 9 (0.4%)
Friends:18 (.7%)
Alone: 55 (2.2%)
Other: 1 (0.0%)
Total Number of online courses taken during COVID-19 Mean: 8.14
Standard Deviation: 1.242
anxiety With anxiety: 1634 (65.9%)
Without anxiety: 847 (34.1%)
Sources of anxiety Lack of face-face time with faculty: 840 (51.3%)
Risk of online distraction (waste time on social media): 1365 (83.4)
Lack of classroom environment: 1278 (78.1%)
Lack of feedback from faculty: 258 (15.8%)
Lack of interaction with classmates: 492 (30.1%)
Lack of immediate classroom interaction with faculty and classmates: 752 (45.9%)
Risk of getting infected with COVID-19:235 (14.4%)
Worries about family members’ getting infected with COVID-19:245 (15%)