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. 2021 Oct 16;9(10):1383. doi: 10.3390/healthcare9101383

Table 4.

Four logistic regression analysis to assess the correlation between selected characteristics and PTSD occurrence.

Variables RM1 RM2 RM3 RM4
OR 95% CI p OR 95% CI p OR 95% CI p OR 95% CI p
Gender
Male ref ref ref ref ref ref ref ref ref ref ref ref
Female 0.601 0.513–0.704 <0.001 0.608 0.518–0.712 <0.001 0.628 0.534–0.738 <0.001 0.621 0.528–0.731 <0.001
Major
Engineering ref ref ref ref ref ref ref ref ref ref ref ref
Science 1.244 0.986–1.568 0.065 1.221 0.967–1.541 0.093 1.275 1.006–1.615 0.044 1.253 0.986–1.592 0.065
Agriculture 1.662 1.117–2.473 0.012 1.639 1.099–2.444 0.015 1.656 1.100–2.492 0.016 1.693 1.123–2.552 0.012
Liberal art 1.392 1.104–1.756 0.005 1.39 1.101–1.754 0.006 1.476 1.165–1.871 0.001 1.499 1.182–1.902 0.001
Medicine 1.571 1.026–2.407 0.038 1.609 1.050–2.467 0.029 1.579 1.020–2.446 0.041 1.614 1.041–2.501 0.032
Art 1.669 1.278–2.180 <0.001 1.648 1.261–2.155 <0.001 1.744 1.327–2.292 <0.001 1.76 1.337–2.316 <0.001
Student leader
No ref ref ref ref ref ref ref ref ref ref ref ref
Yes 0.748 0.624–0.896 0.002 0.761 0.635–0.912 0.003 0.809 0.673–0.973 0.025 0.835 0.693–1.005 0.057
Confirmed cases in residential villages/communities
No ref ref ref ref ref ref ref ref ref
Yes 1.346 1.024–1.770 0.033 1.299 0.983–1.716 0.066 1.291 0.976–1.708 0.074
Imported cases from abroad in residential village/community
No ref ref ref ref ref ref ref ref ref
Yes 1.86 1.242–2.784 0.003 1.765 1.171–2.660 0.007 1.725 1.143–2.602 0.009
Imported cases from abroad in residential township/town/street
No ref ref ref ref ref ref ref ref ref
Yes 0.978 0.734–1.303 0.879 0.996 0.745–1.331 0.976 0.988 0.739–1.321 0.936
Family type
Nuclear family ref ref ref ref ref ref
Extended family 0.974 0.695–1.367 0.88 0.977 0.696–1.372 0.894
Single-parent families 1.441 0.849–2.447 0.176 1.47 0.866–2.496 0.154
Remarried family 1.613 0.567–4.592 0.371 1.625 0.569–4.640 0.364
Family’s financial situation
Extremely poor ref ref ref ref ref ref
Poor 1.048 0.751–1.461 0.784 1.031 0.739–1.439 0.857
Average 0.814 0.583–1.138 0.229 0.818 0.585–1.144 0.241
Rich 0.673 0.281–1.614 0.375 0.667 0.278–1.603 0.366
The way parents educate their children
Arbitrary control type ref ref ref ref ref ref
Uninvolved and permissive type 1.028 0.702–1.506 0.885 1.031 0.703–1.511 0.877
Democratic deliberative type 0.714 0.552–0.924 0.011 0.73 0.564–0.946 0.017
Doting and pampering type 1.507 0.847–2.682 0.163 1.487 0.834–2.648 0.178
Father’s academic credentials
Senior high school degree and below ref ref ref ref ref ref
Bachelor’s degree 0.894 0.715–1.116 0.322 0.905 0.724–1.131 0.379
Master’s degree and above 0.922 0.461–1.846 0.819 0.934 0.466–1.870 0.847
The relationship between parents
Marginalization and alienation ref ref ref ref ref ref
Flat and common 0.607 0.363–1.015 0.057 0.589 0.351–0.986 0.044
Harmony 0.439 0.264–0.732 0.002 0.427 0.256–0.713 0.001
Very affectionate 0.313 0.184–0.531 <0.001 0.309 0.182–0.526 <0.001
University requires students to report daily information
No ref ref ref
Yes 0.842 0.639–1.110 0.223
University carried out popular science propaganda
No ref ref ref
Yes 0.784 0.595–1.034 0.084
University conducts distance learning
No ref ref ref
Yes 1.004 0.800–1.260 0.97
University provides psychological counseling
No ref ref ref
Yes 0.766 0.638–0.918 0.004